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INREV Asset Level Quarterly Index
Published on 02 Jun 2026
The INREV Asset Level Index is a quarterly pan-European index measuring real estate market performance on an asset level across Europe.
INREV Autumn Conference 2026 - Sponsorship Agreement
Published on 01 Jun 2026
EU Market Integration and Supervision Package
Published on 29 May 2026
An update on the European Commission’s Market Integration and Supervision Package (MISP) proposal by Emily Harmsworth, Counsel, Silke Bernard, Partner, and Rahul Manvatkar, Partner, from Investment Funds Linklaters London and Luxembourg offices. The briefing provided an overview of the key elements of the proposal and its potential implications for the non-listed real estate investment industry, including supervisory integration, reporting and cross-border market considerations.
INREV Annual Report 2025
Published on 27 May 2026
INREV Living Fund Index
Published on 26 May 2026
The INREV Living Fund Index is a quarterly index which measures the net asset value performance of commingled European non-listed Living real estate funds targeting institutional investors.
INREV Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Quarterly Index
Published on 26 May 2026
The IRR Index measures the since inception internal rate of return performance of European closed end non-listed real estate vehicles. Performance is measured net of fees and costs, and is computed on both a pooled return basis and an equally weighted basis.
German Vehicles Quarterly Index
Published on 26 May 2026
The INREV German Vehicles Quarterly Index covers the performance of non-listed real estate vehicles domiciled in Germany on a quarterly basis.
The All German Vehicles Quarterly Index can be further broken down by style, country, structure, legal structure and sector.
AGM 2026
Published on 22 May 2026
Response to the AMLA Consultation on the draft RTS on Customer Due Diligence
Published on 21 May 2026
INREV supports a proportionate and risk-based AML framework that reflects the actual risk profile of institutional real estate investment structures, avoids duplicative compliance obligations, and recognises that structural complexity does not necessarily indicate elevated AML/CFT risk.