Institutional Real Estate Asia Pacific

Powerful demographic and economic trends in countries such as China, India and Indonesia are fueling demand for all types of real estate in markets throughout Asia Pacific. Institutional Real Estate Asia Pacific provides investors with the necessary information, data and insights to help them shape their decision making and investment strategies in the region’s mature and emerging markets. The magazine features articles on capital flows, cross-border investing trends, market and property type profiles, and the latest on investment strategies, new investment products, fundraising and property transactions.
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Issues from 2023
February 1, 2023: Vol. 15, Number 2
- Japan expert: A roundtable discussion on the nation’s economy and real estate prospects
- Japan’s silver-haired lining: The age of senior housing has arrived
- Five reasons: Why Asia stands out in 2023 — and where to beware
- The money talks: The most important issues discussed at the 2022 Editorial Advisory Board meetings
- Risk analysis: Is real estate investing really more risky today?
- 2023 property outlook for China
- Asia Pacific real estate investment volumes to fall 5 percent to 10 percent in 2023
- Lendlease, Aware Super JV receives US$360m of construction financing for Brooklyn waterfront community
- IREI: Roundtable discussions with investors on US recession risks, investing in data centres in Asia
January 1, 2023: Vol. 15, Number 1
- Seeking distress: How investors can take advantage of market dislocation
- The R word: Global property denizens ponder recession in 2023, but values beckon when outlooks are edgy
- A bright spark: Data centres are more than just the hottest sector
- Broader trends: Four logistics investments to make now that will pay dividends in 2023
- The rumours of my retirement: Have been grossly exaggerated
- Global target allocations to real estate on the rise despite headwinds
- DWS: 2023 return on risk assets should be above inflation
- ADIA backs Asia Pacific investment programmes