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The Young Professionals' Seminar Copenhagen 2016 was held on 16 and 17 June. This year’s theme among other things looked at the impact of technology on Real Estate industry. The seminar included presentations and panel discussions on key trends of the Real Estate industry and a workshop where participants were asked to differentiate a start-up fund via technology. View highlights from the Young Professionals' Seminar 2016 Copenhagen

This study examines management fees and costs. There are two parts to the study: the European part and the global comparison.

Europe

INREV's Management Fees and Terms study provides an overview of the fees, costs and total expense ratios (TERs) of European non-listed real estate funds. This part has been conducted on a regular basis (but not annually) since 2007.

Global Comparison

The Management Fees and Terms Global Comparison Study compares the fees and costs and, where applicable, total expense ratios (TERs) of non-listed real estate funds in Europe, Asia Pacific and the US. This part has been conducted on a regular basis (but not annually) since 2007. The global comparison has been conducted since 2010.

INREV's Business Plans are produced annually for three-year periods, describing the priorities for the next three years, actions, market trends, results of the member survey, and a review of the previous year.

In the past few years, a growing number of funds have reached the end of their life and the process to liquidate, restructure or extend has been undertaken. The success of this procedure appears to have been somewhat mixed leaving some investors and fund managers, no doubt, frustrated and disappointed.

With the goal to offer practical support to the real estate industry when approaching end of a fund's life, INREV, IPF and AREF have joint efforts and gone through an extensive consultation with the real estate industry.

Through this webinar, led by Deborah Lloyd, at Deborah Lloyd Consulting and Rachel Portlock, you will have the chance to get an insight on the project findings and to gain a good understanding of the guiding principles and best practice recommendations behind the end of life process.

The webinar covers:

• Scope and aim of the report
• Guiding principles
• Best practices and real case examples

Participants will follow along in real time from their computers. A few days prior to the event Adobe information will be sent directly to the delegates.

The Capital Raising Survey is a backward-looking analysis of recent capital raising activities by region, investment strategy, style, structure and other factors. This survey has been conducted annually since 2006. Since 2015, the survey has been global in scope, thanks to the involvement of ANREV and NCREIF.

The ambition to create the most sustainable redeveloped shopping centre in the Netherlands has paid off.

The case study of Heuvel Eindhoven shows how the implementation of a sustainable strategy can turn an outdated asset into one of the top-rated shopping centres in the Netherlands with a double Outstanding score. 

This project has been approached first and foremost from the perspective of sustainability and provides details of technical and operational improvements. 

This resulted in a BREEAM-NL In-Use Outstanding score for the asset and an Outstanding score for the operations. The score of 90.82% is the highest score in the field of operations in the Netherlands, unique for a 25 year old shopping centre. 

Prepared by CBRE and CBRE Global Investors

The INREV Annual Conference was held in Vienna on 21 and 22 April 2016 under the theme 'Ready for anything: setting a safe course for the future of real estate'. View the highlights from the Annual Conference Vienna 2016