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The Swedish edition of the Investor Universe Study focuses on investors domiciled in Sweden. The study looks at real estate’s role in Swedish institutional investment, describing the overall investment landscape as well as investigating investors’ motivations for holding real estate and the ways these are being implemented. 

The Finnish edition of the Investor Universe Study focuses on investors domiciled in Finland. The study looks at real estate's role in Finnish institutional investment, describing the overall investment landscape as well as investigating investors' motivations for holding real estate, and the ways these are being implemented. 

Romain Tiffon, partner at Atoz in Luxembourg, presents on disclosure requirements for cross-border tax arrangements under EU Directive DAC6. 

The German edition of the Investor Universe Study focuses on investors domiciled in Germany. The study looks at real estate’s role in German institutional investment, describing the overall investment landscape as well as investigating investors’ motivations for holding real estate and the ways these are being implemented. 

The UK edition of the Investor Universe Study focuses on investors domiciled in the United Kingdom. The study looks at real estate’s role in UK institutional investment, describing the overall investment landscape as well as investigating investors’ motivations for holding real estate and the ways these are being implemented. 

Vitaliy Tonenchuk, Senior Research and Analytics Manager at INREV joined by Matthias Pilz, Head of Investment Strategy & Investor Relations at Allianz Real Estate, discuss the first results of the INREV Asset Level Index that was launched during the 2019 Annual Conference in Venice.

ANREV is pleased to invite you to a series of briefings across Munich, Amsterdam and London from 25 June to 27 June 2019 covering ‘China’s boom and bust economy and what this means for its real estate market’. 

This year’s survey includes 173 managers and represents total real estate assets under management of €2.8 trillion as at end 2018.

This guide provides a detailed overview of INREV’s suite of indices and their specific characteristics.

New construction is a vital part of a balanced real estate strategy, but in many cases, there are equally compelling opportunities in improving the operations and management of existing assets. More than 75% of existing commercial buildings will continue to operate as is over the next 15 years. Thus, it is important tackling sustainability through improved operational efficiency rather than focusing solely in newly constructed properties. Many changes can be done at lower or no cost, with significant improvements to both operational efficiency and a property’s profitability, such as 2-degree Fahrenheit temperature adjustment or installing VFD pumps for water features. 

Furthermore, sustainability takes on even more important dimension when considering improved management and governance. By establishing a formalized sustainability program, property owners can then be better positioned to underwrite the skills and capabilities of the property managers needed to operate each property. Benchmarking properties will establish references which would make identification of sustainability success more apparent. Regular and open communication between all parties from asset manager to engineering team is also a key factor. 

Finally, it can be stated, that better operated buildings are more profitable. Next to lower operational costs there is evidence of garnering rental premiums, faster absorption as well es lower cap rates. Moreover, studies have shown that individuals working in green buildings are more comfortable and have fewer illness symptoms because of improved indoor air quality as well as natural lighting.

Prepared by Principal Real Estate Investors