Last November, the INREV Autumn Conference discussed the rise of emerging sectors. Alternative sectors now account for almost a third of portfolios. notably, healthcare, senior living and education facilities are becoming more prominent, albeit from a low base1. Read more
Flex operators don't just provide space but also liquidity, which comes with its own risks and benefits. Read more
INREV’s Research and Analytics Analyst, José Monsalve, who joined INREV in October, spoke recently with IQ magazine about his role and some of the projects he’s been working on, and will be working on in the coming year. Read more
Brexit has become one of the world’s most talked- and written-about events in the past few years. Early hopes for an orderly withdrawal of the UK from the EU that takes into account the needs of business have evaporated in recent months and, at the time of writing at least, it looks as if a very disorderly withdrawal is the most likely outcome. Read more
The non-listed real estate market continues to evolve. While the landscape and needs of investors are changing, managers are responding with a more diverse and sophisticated range of products. Read more
Big data already dominates virtually every aspect of human existence. It's a situation that will only intensify, but the volume of data alone is not the end game. Quality and depth are critical factors in defining the relative usefulness of any data set. Read more
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the great financial crash. So disastrous for so many, the crash demonstrated the global systematic problems across all asset classes at the time, with the real estate industry being no exception. Read more
Martin Lemke, Managing Director of family office investor AM Alpha, recently spoke to IQ magazine about how his organisation works and his reasons for getting involved with INREV, as Chair of the Investor Advisory Council (IAC) and a member of the Management Board. Read more
This summer saw the 11th edition of INREV’s Annual Young Professionals Conference, held in Budapest between 5 and 6 July. The event was attended by 168 of the European non- listed real estate industry’s next generation, who were clearly hungry to learn and ambitious to succeed in the business. Read more
Of the three strands of ESG - environmental, social and governance - it is probably the social that has so far received least attention from real estate investors. Read more
