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Institutions that once focused solely on multifamily assets are increasing allocations across a broader spectrum of rental housing strategies.

Home prices may be slipping, but it’s a seller’s market for job seekers. Commercial real estate firms say they are in full-tilt hiring mode, struggling to replenish employee ranks decimated by the pandemic.

Nivy Mall sits in the New Nivy zone, a redeveloped area in Bratislava, Slovakia, located on the border of the city’s historic old town.

Innovation could mitigate construction cost risks and support a green post-pandemic recovery, writes James Wallace.

But Australia’s eventual adoption of a “live with COVID” approach, combined with the government’s handling of the economic aspects of the pandemic — in particular, aggressive stimulus measures — have the nation and its real estate markets poised for successful recovery.

In this environment of heightened volatility, public markets have persistently delivered low yields, leading investors to consider CRE private credit — a proven investment strategy uniquely positioned to provide reliable income, risk-adjusted returns and portfolio diversification.

The ANREV Management Fees and Terms study 2022 includes 57 non-listed real estate funds that provided information on their general fees and terms, including 42 that submitted their 2021 TGERs

JLL Capital Markets has released data demonstrating that the imbalance of the national housing stock undersupply became far more pronounced in the past decade.

To attract and keep talent, firms need to understand what the younger generations desire in a job, a career and a work environment, and work deliberately and creatively to provide those features.

Higher inflation and lower growth may mean a greater focus on diversification and liquidity relative to any new investments, but investors should not be overly reactive relative to their existing property portfolios just yet.

Whether it is apartment communities, manufactured housing, student housing or single-family rental, the demand for properties in living sector outpaces supply by a significant margin in the United States.

2022 has brought inflation, currency parity between the United States and Europe, and geopolitical uncertainty.

What we need are not new smart cities but “smartened up” cities to deal with the challenges of decarbonization, demography, digitalization and urbanization.

PGIM Real Estate describes the current opportunity to invest in and grow the institutional share of the private rental housing markets in Japan, China and Australia — an opportunity supported by high demand and changing regulations to make it easier for institutions to deploy capital in these markets.

The Anaheim City Council has approved a $4 billion mixed-use entertainment district with plans to surround the Honda Center and ARTIC transportation center.

Savills Investment Management has acquired a majority share in Simply Affordable Homes.

The Public Employee Retirement System of Idaho (PERSI) has appointed Richelle Sugiyama to serve as its new CIO, effective Oct. 1.

Qualitas Construction Debt Fund II has secured a A$440 million ($285 million) commitment from a global institutional investor.

Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a bill to accelerate new housing construction for specific affordable housing projects around California and help with the housing crisis.

Hurricane Ian, according to CoreLogic®, is expected to result in wind losses for residential and commercial properties in Florida of between $22 billion and $32 billion.