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Technological developments in commercial real estate are offering a dizzying range of operational benefits for investors willing to take the plunge, says Yardi’s Rob Teel.

Interest rate increases have raised credit spreads but reduced dealflow in the US. Real estate lenders say it is time for buyers and sellers to have a meeting of minds to reactivate the market.

The needs of the largest companies are changing the market for investors and driving sustainability, says Actis’s Dalmar Sheikh.

With a huge runway for growth driven by AI, the hyperscale campus format is the future, explain Keppel’s Wai Meng Wong and Hwee Long Loh.

Taking advantage of the growing healthcare industry requires great accessibility to life sciences companies and government support, as well as adherence to strict standards, says CBC’s Hans Kang.

The many differences between APAC’s real estate markets and the West are explored by PAG Real Assets co-heads Broderick Storie and Phi. Le.

Surging appetite and high barriers to entry explain why investors are embracing the data center sector, say Principal Asset Management’s Casey Miller and Paul Lewis.

Real estate Investors appreciate the stickiness of tenants in the life sciences sector, with new geographic clusters emerging as demand grows, participants of PERE’s life sciences roundtable say.

Logistics, data centers and renewables are new economy sectors that will play an integral role in the future global economy, according to GCP’s Craig Duffy.

The time is now to partner with hyperscalers globally at scale, says IPI Partners’ Matt A’Hearn.