Could cooperative housing help solve today’s affordable housing crisis? by Marek Handzel In most of the world, affordable multifamily housing belongs to two basic phyla: public and private, writes Bennett Voyles. The public may enlist the private sector’s help through a few different mechanisms, and the private…
AI’s potential effects on entry-level office hiring by Andrea Zander While gleaming new buildings may get fawned over as potential future trophy assets, the future belongs mostly to existing ones. Analysts predict 80 percent or more of buildings that will exist in 2050 are already…
SPONSORED: Heitman — Self-Storage: a resilient sector at a strategic entry point by Mona Bower In a sponsored report published in the April issue of Institutional Real Estate Americas, Annie Trucco, senior associate, investment research, makes a strong case for self-storage, pointing to its resilience and outperformance during recessions, its…
Transactions M&G Real Estate deepens Tokyo living exposure with $126m in residential acquisitions M&G Real Estate, part of M&G’s $109 billion private markets business, has acquired six residential…
Transactions UPP selected for major University of Bristol student accommodation scheme UPP, a U.K. provider of on-campus student accommodation infrastructure, has been selected as preferred bidder…
Investors Zenith IOS, J.P. Morgan form IOS partnership Zenith IOS has received a strategic investment in its operating platform from institutional investors advised…
Research Perspectives: The language of confidence — the words that move DC investors also resonate with CIOs and plan sponsors by Geoffrey Dohrmann
Research Affordability pressures reshape New York’s residential market by Andrea Zander Developers and brokers are adjusting to affordability pressures in New York City’s residential market, shifting design, amenities and pricing strategies to align with evolving buyer expectations.
Research European real estate recovery can withstand Middle East conflict, according to AEW research AEW has released its 2026 Mid-Year European Outlook. The report highlights that the long-term recovery…
Research Ecommerce growth has weakened as an indicator of U.K. warehouse demand Will the relationship between online retail sales and warehouse construction — which has long been…
Research Why asset management is the new differentiator: Learning from the BKM-Kayne Anderson light industrial partnership When interest rates began to rise in 2023 after more than 10 years of record-low…
Fundraising EQT Real Estate Europe Logistics Value Fund V holds final close at its hard cap, raising €3.1b in total commitments by Released EQT Real Estate has held a final close for its EQT Real Estate Europe Logistics Value Fund V on €3.1 billion ($2.6 billion) in total commitments, including €3 billion ($3.5 billion) in fee-generating assets under management.
Research Easterly Government Properties’ Darrell Crate on mission-critical real estate and the role of public-private partnerships by Andrea Zander Mission-critical real estate is defined by its stability, with assets tied to core government functions and long-term leases with federal agencies. These properties support essential services, from law enforcement to health care. In this interview, Easterly Government Properties President and CEO Darrell Crate outlines how the sector operates, why tenant relationships are tied to long-term mission needs, and how lease structures drive stability. He also discusses how operating expertise, building requirements, and public-private partnerships shape performance.
