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One mile from London’s Westminster district, the seat of the UK government, AXA IM Alts is nearing completion of the first phase of its sustainability-led restoration of Dolphin Square in Pimlico. Built in the 1930s, it is the United Kingdom’s largest private rental apartment complex.

By the end of the pandemic, many pundits were saying the end of the office was nigh. Three years later, the future is not so clear.

The U.S. commercial real estate (CRE) investable universe is estimated to be $26.8 trillion.

California State Teachers’ Retirement System shows strong financial standing, according to its basic financial statements for the 2023-24 fiscal year.

In our 25 years of experience investing in real estate debt, we are the most enthusiastic we have ever been about the opportunities available today.

In today’s uncertain economy, when markets drop and the stability of commercial real estate is choppy, the best certainty we have is accurate, real-time data.

Earlier this year, the Bank of Japan ended its decade-long stimulus program to boost inflation and economic growth. How should investors view the country’s property market and fundamentals as a result?

The office sector continues to face a litany of challenges with elevated occupancies, obsolete buildings and constrained liquidity from debt markets. On the other side of the coin is a rare opportunity to acquire high-quality assets at steeply discounted prices.

Demographics tells a story of strong tailwinds for healthcare real estate, given the aging population and the increased visits to medical professionals this population makes.

Well-located, high-quality rental housing will likely continue to deliver strong performance in the long term, according to a report by Clarion Partners’ Indraneel Karlekar, managing director, global head of investment research, and Joey Valenzuela, senior associate, investment research, which was published in the December issue of Institutional Real Estate Americas.

What are the benefits of real estate debt investing? Are there signs of distress in the banking sector? Where are alternative lenders able to gain traction? These are a few of the questions Edward Boots, head of origination for continental Europe with M&G Real Estate, addresses in a recent Q&A published in the December issue of Institutional Real Estate Europe.

In an interview published in the December issue of Institutional Real Estate Americas, David Selznick, CIO of Kayne Anderson Real Estate, and Kyle Mayes, senior managing director, fund management, core, discuss this evolving definition of core real estate.

As the United States and China cool their trade relationship, other countries and locations are vying for a greater role in the supply chain and as trading partners with the United States.

KKR has announced two new partnerships for its real estate portfolio.

Catella APAM, a U.K. investment and asset management specialist and a subsidiary of the Catella Group, has launched its inaugural fund, Catella APAM Strategic Equities I, to invest in U.K. listed property companies.