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European Real Estate faces cautious sentiment at mid-year, despite stable returns

18th June 2025, Amsterdam – The latest Market Insights report from INREV reveals a drop in sentiment towards the European real estate market for a second consecutive quarter, with the Consensus Indicator for June declining to 52.2, down from 56.7. This comes despite the Q1 2025 Quarterly Fund Index posting a positive total return of 1.04% and capital growth increasing to 0.56%, its strongest showing since Q2 2022. Overall, the research points to a disconnect between performance and sentiment, reflecting...

Big players get bigger as global real estate AUM falls to €3.6 trillion

4 June 2025, Amsterdam – Total global real estate assets under management (AUM) fell to €3.6 trillion in 2024, a 2.7% decline from the €3.7 trillion reported the previous year, according to the Fund Manager Survey 2025 published today by ANREV, INREV and NCREIF. The decline marks the third consecutive year of contraction in the global non-listed real estate market. This continued contraction reflects persistent market uncertainty, subtrend economic growth, and historically low capital raising levels, which totalled just €118...

Markets move favourably while Asia Pacific emerges as dominant force for capital raising globally

23 April 2025, Amsterdam – The INREV/ANREV/NCREIF 2025 Capital Raising Survey reveals that a minimum of €118 billion of new capital for investment into non-listed real estate was raised in 2024 – only slightly up on the €117 billion reported in 2023. However, there are indications that the markets are moving favourably, as 40% of the total capital raised in 2024 is already invested. This is a significant jump from only 16% in 2023, up from €18 billion to €48...

Confidence weakens in European real estate as economic and political challenges hit home

19 March 2025, Amsterdam – The latest edition of the INREV Market Insights reflects a mixed picture for European real estate. While market performance show further signs of improvement, sentiment remains cautious, and in some areas, it is deteriorating. The latest INREV Consensus Indicator reveals a weakened sentiment in the European real estate sector. The Indicator’s headline reading of 56.7 marks a drop from 57.8 recorded in December 2024, the first decline since September 2023. All five sub indicators declined...

INREV launches ESG Valuations Focus Group

05 February 2025, Amsterdam – The European Association for Investors in Non-Listed Real Estate Vehicles (INREV) has today announced the formation of a new focus group, created to further support the integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors into real estate investment valuations and underwriting. The group comprises senior experts from across the industry, such as investment managers, institutional investors, valuers, and representatives from the Big Four accounting firms. The organisations include: KLP APG PGGM Ivanhoé Cambridge, the real...

Global real estate allocations edge closer to targets in 2025

15 January 2025, Amsterdam – Allocations to real estate align more closely with target levels globally, according to the 2025 Investment Intentions Survey – published today by INREV, ANREV and PREA. The average current allocation to real estate globally stands at 8.7%, just below the average target of 9.0%. European investors, who had been overallocated for the past two years, now report their average allocation matching their average target of 9.4%. North American investors continue to show the highest current...

European real estate sector continues positive progress

11 December 2024, Amsterdam – With a headline reading of 57.8, the latest INREV Consensus Indicator reveals continued signs of recovery for the European non-listed real estate, up from 55.8 in September 2024. This marks the fourth consecutive quarterly improvement, and the highest reading since INREV started tracking the market consensus in March 2023. For the first time, three of the five subindicators surpassed 60. The investment liquidity subindicator rose from 59.5 to 63.3, maintaining its lead for the second...