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This paper concentrates on the creation of liquidity in open end fund structures, by describing best case scenarios where investors and fund managers can go on to further successful investments in follow-on or new funds.

INREV’s new study explores the relationship between Spezialfonds and German inflation and investigates whether Spezialfonds may provide a hedge against domestic inflation. 

INREV releases a quarterly overview of the key characteristics of all non-listed real estate vehicles in Europe. The data is taken from INREV's vehicles database.

To learn more about INREV / Henley Certificate download the brochure below or visit the Henley certificate page. 

For our 15-year anniversary, INREV decided to conduct a thorough self- review. The outcomes of the Vision project will be reflected in the 2019-2022 Business Plan.

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.

Ariane Brohez, Parter at Loyens & Loeff in Brussels, presents on the new Belgian Specialised Real Estate Investment Fund (SREIF).

The Autumn Conference 2018 was held in Madrid on 28 November under the theme 'Embracing the alternatives: future proofing the real estate industry'. To catch up view an overview of the highlights, presentations and a short video.

The INREV Index is a performance index for European non-listed real estate funds investing 90% or more in Europe. The information for the quarterly goes back to Q2 2000. The Quarterly Index is published 8 weeks after the end of the quarter, and reports are available in PDF format. The reports cover the performance of non-listed funds in Euro, USD, GBP, JPY, AUD and in Local Currency and are available for members only, please login to download.