Chart of the Week details economic data and commentary from our Research and Investment teams on the market and investment trends of the day.

Core real estate continues to be a reliable asset class, offering investors strong current income, portfolio diversification and protection against inflation and cyclical change.

Medical office sector shows resilience with high-income returns and low volatility, being unaffected by economic downturns and remote work trends.

The mid-market infrastructure sector is rich with long-term opportunities across next generation sustainable industries with the potential for enhanced returns.

With home ownership increasingly challenging, Sweden’s for-rent residential market is an attractive investment opportunity—but its highly regulated nature presents complexities for international investors.

Long-standing investors in midstream energy have been rewarded for their patience over the last several years, as the asset class has been amongst the strongest performers in listed real assets with the recovery from Covid.

The European logistics sector has seen dramatic change over the past decade with demand for space surging, in particular in response to pandemic-changed behaviors.

We addressed key topics like:

How are you investing if banks aren't lending?
What is the future of office?
When will capital markets rebound?
How is AI impacting i

European core real estate offers attractive risk-adjusted returns, high and stable income, and diversification. It is a strategy for the times, with higher levels of inflation protection, further advancement down the sustainability route, and lower levels of leverage.

As Europe emerges from a period of economic upheaval, the debate around the housing crisis continues to dominate headlines.

European real estate markets face scarce liquidity. This creates challenges but also opportunities for investors with long-term capital and value-add expertise. CBRE IM has successfully navigated this environment, seizing pockets of liquidity and finding attractive investment opportunities.

The secondaries market is experiencing continued remarkable growth and becoming a prominent segment of the private real estate investment landscape.

Chart of the Week details economic data and commentary from our Research and Investment teams on the market and investment trends of the day.

Core real estate continues to be a reliable asset class, offering investors strong current income, portfolio diversification and protection against inflation and cyclical change.

Medical office sector shows resilience with high-income returns and low volatility, being unaffected by economic downturns and remote work trends.

The mid-market infrastructure sector is rich with long-term opportunities across next generation sustainable industries with the potential for enhanced returns.

With home ownership increasingly challenging, Sweden’s for-rent residential market is an attractive investment opportunity—but its highly regulated nature presents complexities for international investors.

Long-standing investors in midstream energy have been rewarded for their patience over the last several years, as the asset class has been amongst the strongest performers in listed real assets with the recovery from Covid.

The European logistics sector has seen dramatic change over the past decade with demand for space surging, in particular in response to pandemic-changed behaviors.

We addressed key topics like:

How are you investing if banks aren't lending?
What is the future of office?
When will capital markets rebound?
How is AI impacting i

The secondaries market is experiencing continued remarkable growth and becoming a prominent segment of the private real estate investment landscape.

European real estate markets face scarce liquidity. This creates challenges but also opportunities for investors with long-term capital and value-add expertise. CBRE IM has successfully navigated this environment, seizing pockets of liquidity and finding attractive investment opportunities.

European core real estate offers attractive risk-adjusted returns, high and stable income, and diversification. It is a strategy for the times, with higher levels of inflation protection, further advancement down the sustainability route, and lower levels of leverage.

As Europe emerges from a period of economic upheaval, the debate around the housing crisis continues to dominate headlines.

Chart of the Week details economic data and commentary from our Research and Investment teams on the market and investment trends of the day.

Core real estate continues to be a reliable asset class, offering investors strong current income, portfolio diversification and protection against inflation and cyclical change.

Medical office sector shows resilience with high-income returns and low volatility, being unaffected by economic downturns and remote work trends.

The mid-market infrastructure sector is rich with long-term opportunities across next generation sustainable industries with the potential for enhanced returns.

With home ownership increasingly challenging, Sweden’s for-rent residential market is an attractive investment opportunity—but its highly regulated nature presents complexities for international investors.

Long-standing investors in midstream energy have been rewarded for their patience over the last several years, as the asset class has been amongst the strongest performers in listed real assets with the recovery from Covid.

The European logistics sector has seen dramatic change over the past decade with demand for space surging, in particular in response to pandemic-changed behaviors.

We addressed key topics like:

How are you investing if banks aren't lending?
What is the future of office?
When will capital markets rebound?
How is AI impacting i

The secondaries market is experiencing continued remarkable growth and becoming a prominent segment of the private real estate investment landscape.

European real estate markets face scarce liquidity. This creates challenges but also opportunities for investors with long-term capital and value-add expertise. CBRE IM has successfully navigated this environment, seizing pockets of liquidity and finding attractive investment opportunities.

European core real estate offers attractive risk-adjusted returns, high and stable income, and diversification. It is a strategy for the times, with higher levels of inflation protection, further advancement down the sustainability route, and lower levels of leverage.

As Europe emerges from a period of economic upheaval, the debate around the housing crisis continues to dominate headlines.

Watch the videos to learn more about Treitel's outlook for listed real estate and listed infrastructure and how you can position your portfolio to benefit.

Private and Listed Infrastructure can offer investors access to investments that have the ability to reshape society over the next 10-20 years.

This fast-paced webcast addressed key topics like; - Is now the right time to invest? - Where to focus capital? - What drives occupier demand? - What do logistics tenants want? - How does logistics fit in investment portfolios?

Modern logistics facilities are poised to outperform legacy assets in a tight capital market. Investors need to adjust their portfolios accordingly.

The resilience of infrastructure in an economic downturn presents a compelling investment case: Infrastructure Quarterly dives into the state of the market.

CBRE Investment Management joined Europe’s largest real estate network at EXPO REAL in Munich last week.

The adoption of electric vehicle cars has seen a strong growth trajectory and has had a direct impact on the logistics real estate sector.

Institutional investors are increasingly allocating to global real estate to enhance returns and reduce risk in today’s uncertain macroenvironment. Global Core/Core+ strategies enable investors to capture higher risk-adjusted returns, potentially secure a higher level of inflation protection, and gain added diversification and liquidity benefits.

We’re often asked for our views across listed and private infrastructure. Within, we review the market. We see listed and private as two ways to access an asset class that continues to garner institutional support.

Watch our webcast recording to learn about the growing importance of secondaries and their advantages for investors.

Over the last year, CBRE Investment Management’s largest indirect real estate fund has been allocating to public REITs. Within, we interview portfolio managers across private and listed real estate teams for their views on the investment opportunity and on issues facing global investors today.

One of the most significant climate-change regulations that directly impacts real estate is the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard.

Real estate investors are facing a mix of structural headwinds and acute near-term cyclical and geopolitical pressures.

With the end of the rate tightening cycle in sight and the prospect of flirting but not falling into recession over the winter before a slow but sustained recovery, the macro-economic backdrop for real assets investment looks more encouraging than it did three months ago.

Our CIO and President of Americas Direct Real Estate, along with our Americas Head of Research, discussed key topics.

With the end of the rate tightening cycle in sight and the prospect of flirting but not falling into recession over the winter before a slow but sustained recovery, the macro-economic backdrop for real assets investment looks more encouraging than it did three months ago.

Logistics real estate is a sector that is poised for growth in the years to come. The long-term drivers of demand for logistics space include e-commerce, supply chain reconfiguration, reverse logistics, and reshoring/near-shoring. In the current market, vacancy rates are low and rental growth is robust. This suggests that demand for logistics space is outpacing supply.

Chart of the Week details economic data and commentary from our Research and Investment teams on the market and investment trends of the day.

Core real estate continues to be a reliable asset class, offering investors strong current income, portfolio diversification and protection against inflation and cyclical change.

Medical office sector shows resilience with high-income returns and low volatility, being unaffected by economic downturns and remote work trends.

The mid-market infrastructure sector is rich with long-term opportunities across next generation sustainable industries with the potential for enhanced returns.

With home ownership increasingly challenging, Sweden’s for-rent residential market is an attractive investment opportunity—but its highly regulated nature presents complexities for international investors.

Long-standing investors in midstream energy have been rewarded for their patience over the last several years, as the asset class has been amongst the strongest performers in listed real assets with the recovery from Covid.

The European logistics sector has seen dramatic change over the past decade with demand for space surging, in particular in response to pandemic-changed behaviors.

We addressed key topics like:

How are you investing if banks aren't lending?
What is the future of office?
When will capital markets rebound?
How is AI impacting i

The secondaries market is experiencing continued remarkable growth and becoming a prominent segment of the private real estate investment landscape.

European real estate markets face scarce liquidity. This creates challenges but also opportunities for investors with long-term capital and value-add expertise. CBRE IM has successfully navigated this environment, seizing pockets of liquidity and finding attractive investment opportunities.

European core real estate offers attractive risk-adjusted returns, high and stable income, and diversification. It is a strategy for the times, with higher levels of inflation protection, further advancement down the sustainability route, and lower levels of leverage.

As Europe emerges from a period of economic upheaval, the debate around the housing crisis continues to dominate headlines.

Watch the videos to learn more about Treitel's outlook for listed real estate and listed infrastructure and how you can position your portfolio to benefit.

Private and Listed Infrastructure can offer investors access to investments that have the ability to reshape society over the next 10-20 years.

This fast-paced webcast addressed key topics like; - Is now the right time to invest? - Where to focus capital? - What drives occupier demand? - What do logistics tenants want? - How does logistics fit in investment portfolios?

Modern logistics facilities are poised to outperform legacy assets in a tight capital market. Investors need to adjust their portfolios accordingly.

The resilience of infrastructure in an economic downturn presents a compelling investment case: Infrastructure Quarterly dives into the state of the market.

CBRE Investment Management joined Europe’s largest real estate network at EXPO REAL in Munich last week.

The adoption of electric vehicle cars has seen a strong growth trajectory and has had a direct impact on the logistics real estate sector.

Institutional investors are increasingly allocating to global real estate to enhance returns and reduce risk in today’s uncertain macroenvironment. Global Core/Core+ strategies enable investors to capture higher risk-adjusted returns, potentially secure a higher level of inflation protection, and gain added diversification and liquidity benefits.

We’re often asked for our views across listed and private infrastructure. Within, we review the market. We see listed and private as two ways to access an asset class that continues to garner institutional support.

Watch our webcast recording to learn about the growing importance of secondaries and their advantages for investors.

Over the last year, CBRE Investment Management’s largest indirect real estate fund has been allocating to public REITs. Within, we interview portfolio managers across private and listed real estate teams for their views on the investment opportunity and on issues facing global investors today.

One of the most significant climate-change regulations that directly impacts real estate is the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard.

Real estate investors are facing a mix of structural headwinds and acute near-term cyclical and geopolitical pressures.

With the end of the rate tightening cycle in sight and the prospect of flirting but not falling into recession over the winter before a slow but sustained recovery, the macro-economic backdrop for real assets investment looks more encouraging than it did three months ago.

Our CIO and President of Americas Direct Real Estate, along with our Americas Head of Research, discussed key topics.

With the end of the rate tightening cycle in sight and the prospect of flirting but not falling into recession over the winter before a slow but sustained recovery, the macro-economic backdrop for real assets investment looks more encouraging than it did three months ago.

Logistics real estate is a sector that is poised for growth in the years to come. The long-term drivers of demand for logistics space include e-commerce, supply chain reconfiguration, reverse logistics, and reshoring/near-shoring. In the current market, vacancy rates are low and rental growth is robust. This suggests that demand for logistics space is outpacing supply.

Chart of the Week details economic data and commentary from our Research and Investment teams on the market and investment trends of the day.

Core real estate continues to be a reliable asset class, offering investors strong current income, portfolio diversification and protection against inflation and cyclical change.

Medical office sector shows resilience with high-income returns and low volatility, being unaffected by economic downturns and remote work trends.

The mid-market infrastructure sector is rich with long-term opportunities across next generation sustainable industries with the potential for enhanced returns.

With home ownership increasingly challenging, Sweden’s for-rent residential market is an attractive investment opportunity—but its highly regulated nature presents complexities for international investors.

Long-standing investors in midstream energy have been rewarded for their patience over the last several years, as the asset class has been amongst the strongest performers in listed real assets with the recovery from Covid.

The European logistics sector has seen dramatic change over the past decade with demand for space surging, in particular in response to pandemic-changed behaviors.

We addressed key topics like:

How are you investing if banks aren't lending?
What is the future of office?
When will capital markets rebound?
How is AI impacting i

The secondaries market is experiencing continued remarkable growth and becoming a prominent segment of the private real estate investment landscape.

European real estate markets face scarce liquidity. This creates challenges but also opportunities for investors with long-term capital and value-add expertise. CBRE IM has successfully navigated this environment, seizing pockets of liquidity and finding attractive investment opportunities.

European core real estate offers attractive risk-adjusted returns, high and stable income, and diversification. It is a strategy for the times, with higher levels of inflation protection, further advancement down the sustainability route, and lower levels of leverage.

As Europe emerges from a period of economic upheaval, the debate around the housing crisis continues to dominate headlines.

Watch the videos to learn more about Treitel's outlook for listed real estate and listed infrastructure and how you can position your portfolio to benefit.

Private and Listed Infrastructure can offer investors access to investments that have the ability to reshape society over the next 10-20 years.

This fast-paced webcast addressed key topics like; - Is now the right time to invest? - Where to focus capital? - What drives occupier demand? - What do logistics tenants want? - How does logistics fit in investment portfolios?

Modern logistics facilities are poised to outperform legacy assets in a tight capital market. Investors need to adjust their portfolios accordingly.

The resilience of infrastructure in an economic downturn presents a compelling investment case: Infrastructure Quarterly dives into the state of the market.

CBRE Investment Management joined Europe’s largest real estate network at EXPO REAL in Munich last week.

The adoption of electric vehicle cars has seen a strong growth trajectory and has had a direct impact on the logistics real estate sector.

Institutional investors are increasingly allocating to global real estate to enhance returns and reduce risk in today’s uncertain macroenvironment. Global Core/Core+ strategies enable investors to capture higher risk-adjusted returns, potentially secure a higher level of inflation protection, and gain added diversification and liquidity benefits.

We’re often asked for our views across listed and private infrastructure. Within, we review the market. We see listed and private as two ways to access an asset class that continues to garner institutional support.

Watch our webcast recording to learn about the growing importance of secondaries and their advantages for investors.

Over the last year, CBRE Investment Management’s largest indirect real estate fund has been allocating to public REITs. Within, we interview portfolio managers across private and listed real estate teams for their views on the investment opportunity and on issues facing global investors today.

One of the most significant climate-change regulations that directly impacts real estate is the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard.

Real estate investors are facing a mix of structural headwinds and acute near-term cyclical and geopolitical pressures.

With the end of the rate tightening cycle in sight and the prospect of flirting but not falling into recession over the winter before a slow but sustained recovery, the macro-economic backdrop for real assets investment looks more encouraging than it did three months ago.

Our CIO and President of Americas Direct Real Estate, along with our Americas Head of Research, discussed key topics.

With the end of the rate tightening cycle in sight and the prospect of flirting but not falling into recession over the winter before a slow but sustained recovery, the macro-economic backdrop for real assets investment looks more encouraging than it did three months ago.

Logistics real estate is a sector that is poised for growth in the years to come. The long-term drivers of demand for logistics space include e-commerce, supply chain reconfiguration, reverse logistics, and reshoring/near-shoring. In the current market, vacancy rates are low and rental growth is robust. This suggests that demand for logistics space is outpacing supply.

Chart of the Week details economic data and commentary from our Research and Investment teams on the market and investment trends of the day.

Core real estate continues to be a reliable asset class, offering investors strong current income, portfolio diversification and protection against inflation and cyclical change.

Medical office sector shows resilience with high-income returns and low volatility, being unaffected by economic downturns and remote work trends.

The mid-market infrastructure sector is rich with long-term opportunities across next generation sustainable industries with the potential for enhanced returns.

With home ownership increasingly challenging, Sweden’s for-rent residential market is an attractive investment opportunity—but its highly regulated nature presents complexities for international investors.

Long-standing investors in midstream energy have been rewarded for their patience over the last several years, as the asset class has been amongst the strongest performers in listed real assets with the recovery from Covid.

The European logistics sector has seen dramatic change over the past decade with demand for space surging, in particular in response to pandemic-changed behaviors.

We addressed key topics like:

How are you investing if banks aren't lending?
What is the future of office?
When will capital markets rebound?
How is AI impacting i

The secondaries market is experiencing continued remarkable growth and becoming a prominent segment of the private real estate investment landscape.

European real estate markets face scarce liquidity. This creates challenges but also opportunities for investors with long-term capital and value-add expertise. CBRE IM has successfully navigated this environment, seizing pockets of liquidity and finding attractive investment opportunities.

European core real estate offers attractive risk-adjusted returns, high and stable income, and diversification. It is a strategy for the times, with higher levels of inflation protection, further advancement down the sustainability route, and lower levels of leverage.

As Europe emerges from a period of economic upheaval, the debate around the housing crisis continues to dominate headlines.