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The INREV Asset Level Index is a quarterly pan-European index measuring real estate market performance on an asset level across Europe. 

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.

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.

Download INREV’s position paper on the Platform on Sustainable Finance Recommendations to the EU Taxonomy

Download INREV’s position paper on the UK government's consultation on a UK Green Taxonomy

The Index is wholly comprised of open end core commingled equity real estate funds that have a strategy to invest across pan Europe and across multiple sectors. Funds must comply with a strict eligibility criteria for four consecutive quarters in a row to be included in the index. 

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.

INREV emphasises that liquidity management for real estate investment funds requires a tailored approach, advocating that the use of LMTs is not limited to exceptional circumstances and stressing the importance of industry-specific best practices over a one-size-fits-all regulatory framework.

INREV supports the Platform on Sustainable Finance recommendations to improve the EU Taxonomy’s clarity, usability, and ambition but stresses the need for clearer guidance, phased implementation, harmonisation across jurisdictions, and a better understanding of the non-listed real estate investment sector to ensure practical applicability and avoid unintended consequences.

INREV response to the HMT Consultation on the UK Green Taxonomy. INREV believes that if the UK Green Taxonomy be implemented, it should be simplified, interoperable with existing frameworks (especially the EU Taxonomy), and aligned with real estate sector-specific metrics to ensure practicality, reduce reporting burdens, and support sustainable investment while avoiding unnecessary complexity and regulatory divergence.