Do not disturb: Hotels bide their time until recovery
The hospitality sector faced a punishing loss of income in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but signs of recovery are already beginning to appear.
May 1, 2021: Vol. 33, Number 5
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A glass half full: Despite myriad challenges, institutional investors adapt amid COVID-19
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the institutional real estate community has taken steps to adapt, which can be seen in the responses to our annual investor survey.
Risk and real estate: Antifragility of real estate investments and black swans
An attribute of real estate is antifragility; antifragile investments are those whose performance improves in relation to the size of the external shocks.
Healthy, wealthy and wise: An introduction to capital markets trends in healthcare real estate
In an environment where institutional investors are increasingly looking for alternatives to traditional property types, it is worth taking a closer look at the healthcare sector.
Just asking questions: Topics and themes discussed at the most recent board meeting
The following is a selection of the topics and themes raised by members of the editorial board and discussed at the most recent board meeting.
The rise of the outpost economy: The movement of young professionals, and its impact on real estate
For possibly the first time in modern history, workers en masse are making the conscious decision to live where they want — and work follows them.
Alignment of interest: Are we focusing on the wrong thing?
Instead of attempting to engineer alignments that can’t truly be engineered, focus on the character of those with whom you are doing business.
Alternatives set to become larger share of private real estate investment
Alternative property types could make up nearly 50 percent of real estate portfolios by 2030, up from 12 percent now
Real estate fund managers see 2021 as capital-raising opportunity
A majority of real estate fund sponsors believe capital will be more abundant in 2021 than 2020.