Institutional Real Estate Europe
Institutional Real Estate Europe provides readers with the news, information and insights necessary to stay abreast of the dynamic and diverse property markets throughout Europe. Leading industry executives and thought leaders share their insights on market trends and investment opportunities. The magazine also features the latest information on capital flows, new investment products, investment strategies and activity by the region’s most active investors.
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Issues from 2023
June 1, 2023: Vol. 17, Number 6
- Green means go: With office space demand down, landlords and developers see green refurbishment as a key to survival
- In demand among tenants but spurned by investors? German logistics sale prices will continue to depress as investors become more cautious about the sector — despite tenant demand remaining strong
- Shorter, faster, better, stronger: more flexible leases will drive up innovation, rental income and standards across every conceivable metric
- Two hands are better than one: Joint ventures remain relevant for cross-border investors looking to gain entry to the German market
- Only heading one way: UK multifamily will continue to experience meaningful rental growth
- Poor sentiment on European offices is being overplayed
- Only 5% of small asset managers to meet 2030 carbon targets
- Isn’t it ironic? Making sense of sustainability in a political world
May 1, 2023: Vol. 17, Number 5
- Taking care: Europe’s sometimes controversial senior living market has held back private capital from entering the sector, but more uniform regulation could soon reassure investors
- Clouds and their silver linings: Understanding the risks — and opportunities — in data centre investment
- Five-star quality: The hotel sector has undergone major changes post-COVID that have disrupted previous operational norms, but a recovery is under way, and the future could be bright
- Polish promise: Poland’s logistics and light industrial sector offers more affordable access to power, land and labour within easy reach of key European markets, making it highly appealing to occupiers
- Readjusting in real time: ESG, net zero and the evolution of asset adaptation
- Landlords and occupiers expect increase in office flexibility
- The never-ending urban renaissance: Cities face many challenges, but an exodus is not one of them
- When size is not an advantage: High-tech, high-touch revisited
April 1, 2023: Vol. 17, Number 4
- Learning to grow: Increasing enrollment figures promise bright prospects for purpose built student accommodation in central Europe
- Green shoots: With improving regulation, a lead from its commercial cousin, and growing consumer demand, UK residential real estate is set to take its next big leap into a sustainable future
- At your service: Serviced offices could be the key to boosting a portfolio’s ESG credentials
- Beyond home borders: Generating international diversification in property portfolios is vital to navigating tricky economic conditions worldwide
- Revitalising retail: Inner-city retail will never be the same again, so let’s make sure the new reality is a win-win for all
- It’s all about the network: Consider your commitments and cultivate your time wisely
- Fit for purpose: Examining SFDR and the nonlisted real estate industry
March 1, 2023: Vol. 17, Number 3
- Raining data: An analytical, non-alarmist approach to the impact of extreme flooding events on real estate assets
- The alternative growth story: Private lending is set to grow in Europe as banks continue to adopt an ultra-conservative view on many real estate sectors
- A new chapter: What are the implications of the recent extraordinary global macroeconomic changes for real asset investing in Europe?
- Food for thought: What’s on investors’ minds these days?
- Comfort in the built environment: By examining what makes buildings comfortable for occupants, landlords can help enhance efficiency and morale in work environments
- Looking into the future: Taking a long-term view on real estate yields
February 1, 2023: Vol. 17, Number 2
- European market remains resilient despite upcoming recessions
- At the ready: Preparing to take advantage of market dislocation
- The money talks: The most important issues discussed at the 2022 Editorial Advisory Board meetings
- Awakening from its slumber: Could the huge potential of the German residential equity release market soon find its way into institutional portfolios?
- A bankable asset: As lenders are showing, student housing remains a strong bet for uncertain times
- Ticking all the boxes: Demand for high flow through logistics facilities is growing across Europe
- Overall euro zone construction output continues to fall
- Quality of life to drive decision making in real estate
- Weathering the storm: The wants and expectations of tenants must be met by landlords if they wish to prosper in today’s residential sector
- Risk analysis: Is real estate investing really more risky today?
January 1, 2023: Vol. 17, Number 1
- Ironing out the issues: Confusion over SFDR disclosure requirements needs to be addressed
- Broader trends: Four logistics investments to make now that will pay dividends in 2023
- Bit by bit: With its ability to save costs, maintain quality and speed up construction times, modular construction is continuing to gain attention — and investment
- The R word: Global property denizens ponder recession in 2023, but values beckon when outlooks are edgy
- Orchard launches first social and environment impact fund
- UK’s golden life sciences triangle to keep growing fast
- 2023 and 2024 to be vintage real estate investment years
- German government criticised over solar panel tax break
- Mind the ESG data gap: What European property investors could learn from the French system
- The rumours of my retirement: Have been grossly exaggerated