Staying the course with Core Real Estate

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

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.

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.

The pandemic has changed the way we work, and the office is no exception. With more people working from home, there is a surplus of office space in the United States.

This fast-paced webinar will cover the following topics:
1. The current state and outlook of the core real estate market
2. The factors driving demand for core real estate today
3. Our views on the opportunities in the core real estate market in near- and long-term

U.S. self storage has been among the top-performing sectors in recent years, benefiting from pandemic-induced tailwinds.

The case for core real estate is as strong today as ever. Stable cash flows underpin total returns, and positive market fundamentals support income gains.

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.

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.

One of the most sought-after subsectors of logistics, industrial outdoor storage (IOS) has captured the attention of investors by providing attractive returns in a post-pandemic environment.

Exploring the growth of urban logistics in Amsterdam and applying the lessons to other markets.

We believe that modern logistics will overcome broader headwinds and can support the sustainability objectives of investors, tenants and lawmakers.

This webinar is concentrating on the case for U.S. logistics. We have a provocative title for this webcast: industrial is obsolete; the future is logistics.