Alicia Villegas
Residential managers, residents and owners are seeing the positive impact that technology can have on their properties, something that has been amplified by the pandemic.
Sustainability is now high on investors’ and managers’ agendas, with both having an increased desire to allocate capital to resilient, affordable housing, say Macquarie Asset Management’s Erin Ledger-Beaupre and Dana Gibson.
The future looks bright, given the favorable structural tailwinds, say Macquarie Asset Management’s Christian Goebel and Eric Wurtzebach.
PERE investigates why the asset class has caught investors’ attention, and where opportunities to deploy capital exist.
Yardi’s Jeff Adler reflects on how going virtual in the aftermath of the pandemic, and the need for more granular information, has impacted the due diligence process
Repurposing older commercial real estate assets to suit housing needs will present investment opportunities globally.
Attracted by long-term income returns, investors are increasingly looking at growing markets for purpose-built rental housing.
The strategy can reduce void periods via faster leases, while occupiers can benefit from greater levels of service and flexibility.
Real estate managers explain why a tenant-focused approach to managing properties is crucial to enhancing value in these difficult times.
Commercial real estate debt returns improve relative to other asset classes during periods of crisis and sustained economic uncertainty, says Wayne Lasky, co-founder and managing director of MaxCap Group.