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A domestic housing shortage, home ownership affordability challenges and slowing construction starts are all proving to be tailwinds for investors, explains RMR Group’s Matt Jordan.

An ongoing supply-demand imbalance in the Nordics’ residential sector is set to sustain upward pressure on rents, says CapMan Real Estate’s Mikael Hjorth.

Constrained supply, resilient NOI growth and rising affordability pressures are driving institutional capital toward manufactured housing, write Paul Kolevsohn, Matt Sheeleigh and Lev Kling-Bronstein with Stockbridge.

The mid-market residential segment across Europe represents one of the most significant opportunities in real estate today, says Matter Real Estate’s David Christie.

Investors are increasingly turning to stability in US multifamily markets, say American Landmark Apartments’ Andrew Yam and Tom Lubeck.

Real estate investors are pivoting to specialist residential sectors as supply, demographics and rates reshape risk-return dynamics across markets, say Macquarie Asset Management’s Erin Ledger-Beaupre, Brendan Jones and Justin Ayre.

Diverging regulations, affordability strains and supply constraints are creating sharp performance gaps across European residential markets, say Henrik Orrbeck and Lahcen Knapp.

There is a critical supply-demand gap in European essential living sectors, say Octopus Capital’s Michael Toft and Cristina Perez-Liz.

After a period of repricing, residential real estate is reasserting itself globally as a key pillar of diversified investment portfolios, says UBS’s Fergus Hicks.

The war in Iran is just the latest in a line of market-rattling global events to challenge the resilient European residential investment markets, according to Peter Allen and Richard Valentine-Selsey with Savills.