The non-listed real estate industry is rapidly changing, and the INREV Guidelines must evolve with it. To ensure they remain clear, practical and aligned with market developments, INREV is reviewing key elements of the Guidelines and is inviting members to help shape the proposed changes through a six-week consultation running from 7 September to 16 October.
The review focuses on three key areas:
- Enhancing the INREV NAV – Modernising the NAV module to improve clarity and usability, while addressing valuation of operational real estate businesses.
- Integrating OpRE considerations into the Guidelines – Building on the recent good practice recommendations to improve transparency and governance without creating unnecessary rules or barriers.
- Updating the INREV DDQ – Streamlining the questionnaire, incorporating emerging topics such as OpRE/platform investing and AI, and ensuring existing questions stay relevant for investor decision-making.
Join the conversation
Throughout the consultation period, members will have several opportunities to learn more about the proposed changes and share their views:
Guidelines consultation briefing | Online | 9 September
Join the team for an overview of the proposed changes, the consultation process and how you can contribute, irrespective of your location via Microsoft Teams.
Register
Roundtable discussions | In-person | Various dates and locations
Discuss the proposals with peers and the INREV team at one of our live sessions:
Online feedback form
Members can currently share early views, suggestions, or ideas for consideration in the review through this online feedback form. From 7 September until 16 October, a targeted set of questions will be available for members to respond to the proposed changes through a separate form.
Your feedback matters
The INREV Guidelines are developed with the industry and for the industry. Your feedback will help ensure they continue to reflect market practice and provide a practical framework that supports transparency, consistency and professionalism across the non-listed real estate industry.