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As redemption queues linger, investors with dry powder are capitalizing on repriced assets, explain StepStone Real Estate’s Margaret McKnight, Jennifer Jones and Andrew Mitro.

Rising construction costs, limited supply of prime space and growing rents are helping logistics outperform other income-focused real estate strategies across Asia-Pacific, says ESR’s Phil Pearce.

Local conviction, specialist capabilities and the ‘APAC lag’ are essential for prioritizing asset-level alpha over scale, says BlackRock’s Hamish MacDonald.

Non-traditional property types are the future of core real estate investing, explains Kayne Anderson’s Kyle Mayes.

As AI drives demand for ever-larger facilities across Asia-Pacific, investors are focused on the ability to secure power rather than the buildings themselves, says Macquarie Asset Management’s James Kemp.

Retail parks and other convenience retail formats offer resilient income that can grow with strong, disciplined execution, say Redevco’s Hannah Evans, Deborah Green and Israel Casanova Lafuente.

Capital is once again returning to the retail sector in a big way, say Newport Capital Partners’ Derrick McGavic and Josh Kagan.

Specialty open-air retail centers are providing a notable investment opportunity in the current retail landscape, say Northwood’s Ward Kampf and Sam Payette.

Recapitalizations are emerging as a way to bridge Europe’s funding gap, combining capital discipline with operating expertise to enable platforms to institutionalize and grow, say Schroders Capital’s Kieran Farrelly and James MacNamara.

Real estate secondaries has come of age in a higher-rate world, but investors need to do more than price illiquidity to gain an edge, say Henrik Orrbeck and Stefan Lempen at Partners Group.