In 2023, the industrial sector is set to maintain its position as the darling of commercial real estate investment. The sector has benefited from long-term secular demand drivers and strong underlying fundamentals.
For the 2023 Institutional Investors Real Estate Trends report, released in April, IREI surveyed 190 investors and found that investors around the world held similar expectations and understandings of the value of real estate investment.
Long before the invention of the internal combustion engine and the motorized vehicle, cities and towns were, of course, car-free.
ORG Portfolio Management believes the current environment will be the most attractive for debt investing in the past several years.
The scale and speed of the pandemic’s impact on global supply chains eclipsed anything that had been seen before.
Private lending operations, such as debt funds, can help borrowers by offering more flexible solutions. In turn, investing in debt in today’s climate has the potential to deliver higher yields.
It has become a truism of the age of networks that the larger the network, the more powerful it is.
Investors should be prepared for increased volatility, and the global macroeconomic situation is likely to worsen, according to the second quarter global macro outlook from Manulife Investment Management.
Commercial real estate investment has seen a dramatic shift in portfolio allocations to various property types, according to a review of partnership data by Juniper Square.
Renters’ preferences are evolving, and include walkability and home office space, according to a national survey conducted by RCLCO.
The Federal Open Market Committee has increased the target federal funds rate by 25 basis points to a range of 4.75 percent to 5.0 percent, as part of its efforts to curb inflation, which remains above the long-term target.