To a large extent, the INREV Guidelines underpin the entire purpose of the association. IQ caught up with Mike Hornsby, senior independent advisor and former member of INREV's Management Board and John Ravoisin from PWC, who is currently on INREV's Management Board, for their thoughts on the evolution of one of the most important aspects of the association’s work over the last 20 years. Read more
IQ caught up with Tommy Brown from LGT Capital Partners for his insights on the state of the global non-listed real estate industry. Read more
A lot happens in 20 years and the European non-listed real estate industry has borne its fair share of turmoil. Iryna Pylypchuk, INREV’s Director of Research and Market Information, shared her thoughts on the industry’s resilience with IQ. Read more
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Young Professionals is one of the newer areas of INREV activity, although it has now been established for a number of years. The Young Professionals committee was only created in 2020, but the first Young Professionals Conference took place a few years earlier in 2017. Read more
The first article in a series of ‘Lessons Learned’ to help industry players understand how the non-listed real estate investment asset class has developed and how you can learn from past lessons to guide better informed decisions in the future. Read more
INREV’s inaugural event in Wiesbaden in 2003 marked the official launch of the association. Ever since, events have played a crucial role in bringing the community together. Hedda Hollander, Director of Events and Education, shared her observations with IQ. Read more
INREV recognised the importance of training as early as 2007, when it was clear there were no courses that focused primarily on the needs of non-listed real estate. Read more
Right from the start, INREV recognised that taxation was a key issue for non-listed real estate vehicles. Since those early days, the organisation has looked to keep its members informed of the evolution of tax regimes across Europe and globally, given that these can have big implications for how vehicles are structured and for investors’ due diligence. Read more
Over the last two decades real estate has played an increasingly important role in the portfolios of institutional investors. From attractive risk-adjusted performance to diversification potential in a multi-asset portfolio, its desirable investment attributes have only increased as the asset class has grown. Read more
IQ spoke to Katie Smith, Head of Analytics at CBRE Investment Management, for her insights on data in the non-listed real estate market. Read more
