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Technological developments in commercial real estate are offering a dizzying range of operational benefits for investors willing to take the plunge, says Yardi’s Rob Teel.
Mergers and acquisitions are down as the market stalls, but stake sales are still happening, albeit more slowly than usual, says Drew Murphy, partner and head of real estate at Berkshire Global Advisors.
The mismatch between buyer and seller expectations is most pronounced in the office sector, writes Tom Leahy, head of EMEA real assets research at MSCI.
The needs of the largest companies are changing the market for investors and driving sustainability, says Actis’s Dalmar Sheikh.
Taking advantage of the growing healthcare industry requires great accessibility to life sciences companies and government support, as well as adherence to strict standards, says CBC’s Hans Kang.
How investors navigate increasingly volatile markets will be crucial this year, argues ANREV chief executive Charles Haase.
The many differences between APAC’s real estate markets and the West are explored by PAG Real Assets co-heads Broderick Storie and Phi. Le.
Logistics, data centers and renewables are new economy sectors that will play an integral role in the future global economy, according to GCP’s Craig Duffy.
At a time of dislocation in the capital markets, landlords should be focused on identifying tenants that have a higher probability of default, says Simon Mallinson, chief operating officer at Income Analytics.
Firms are increasingly turning to advisers to help navigate the industry's complex issues, writes Serena Althaus, Europe chair at talent management firm Ferguson Partners.
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