This study explores the relationship between sustainability practices, as measured by GRESB scores, and the performance of Asia Pacific non-listed real estate funds. By utilizing data from both ANREV and GRESB, the study identifies patterns in fund characteristics and their influence on performance. The study investigates key factors such as specialization, size, and leverage, while emphasizing the role of strong governance and management practices on fund returns. This research offers insights into the integration of ESG practices for real estate funds in the Asia Pacific market.

ANREV, INREV and NCREIF are pleased to present the latest in a series of quarterly snapshots of what’s happening in the global real estate investment market.

In this short two-page snapshot, the Global Research Committee share their views of the global macroeconomic and property market landscape, drawing on data and insights from recent global indices and global surveys jointly conducted by all three associations.

Key highlights from October 2024 include:

• Some global return drivers have shifted significantly over the past year, offering reasons for cautious optimism for an upcoming market recovery
• US ODCE funds report the lowest total global expense ratios (TGERs), followed by Asia Pacific funds and then European funds
• Capital market volumes have shown improvement but still remain well below pre-Covid levels

The ANREV Management fees and terms study explores fees and costs structures of Asia Pacific non-listed real estate funds with a focus on the Total Global Expense ratios (TGERs) and real estate expense ratios (REERs). This study includes 36 vehicles managed by 18 managers that submitted their 2023 TGERs representing a combined total GAV of US$75.6 billion. Of the 36 vehicles which provided data for their TGERs, 27 vehicles provided data on their 2023 REERs. Outliers were removed from the dataset.

The publication also includes the first release of global comparison of the Total Global Expense Ratio (TGER) featuring 46 funds out of the 49 funds included in the Global ODCE Index, representing a total gross asset value (GAV) of USD 359 billion (98% of the Global ODCE Index’s GAV) as of the end of 2023.

Key highlights include:

• The average TGER of all vehicles was 0.71% based on GAV and 1.30% based on NAV.
• Core and larger funds (average GAV larger than US$1 billion) registered lower TGERs.
• Single country strategy funds and lower geared funds reported lower TGERs.

Over the last years, the business model of institutional funds of funds managers has been changing, with a notable shift towards more diverse investment portfolios. The shift away from predominantly fund investing leaves ‘funds of funds’ terminology no longer fit for purpose when it comes to capturing this investor segment. As of 2024, INREV’s and ANREV’s Funds of Funds Study and Funds of Funds Universe have been renamed to Multi Manager Study and Multi Manager Solutions Universe, respectively. 

• Evolution of multi managers as an investor across the real estate investment spectrum
• Multi managers’ increasingly diverse allocation of capital away from non-listed funds
• Non-core allocations increased to a record 27% with a focus on value added strategies
• Structural shift outside of the traditional sectors

The performance data presented in this report is not intended to serve as a benchmark and should be used for research and information purposes only.

ANREV, INREV and NCREIF are pleased to present the latest in a series of quarterly snapshots of what’s happening in the global real estate investment market.

In this short two-page snapshot, the Global Research Committee share their views of the global macroeconomic and property market landscape, drawing on data and insights from recent global indices and global surveys jointly conducted by all three associations.

Key highlights from July 2024 include:

• Real estate market recovery is expected to take place at different rates across Europe, the US and APAC due to differing economic conditions and valuation practices.
• Global investors should adopt an investment strategy that fully recognises the nuances involved in placing capital in heterogeneously recovering markets.
• AUM among fund managers continues to concentrate among the largest firms, according to the ANREV/INREV/NCREIF Fund Manager Survey 2024.

• Total real estate AUM at US$4.1 trillion in 2023, marking a second year of contraction from 2021 peak.
• The top 10 managers by size represents 51% of the total AUM·and grew by 8.1% year on year.
• Debt products increased in importance, now representing 13% of non-listed real estate allocations.

At the end of 2023, the total global real estate assets under management (AUM) reached a record of US$4.1 trillion. The total AUM of the top 10 managers exceeded US$2.1 trillion.

With over US$520 billion of real estate AUM, Blackstone tops the overall list, followed by Brookfield and Prologis.
 
ESR takes the first spot in the top 10 in APAC, followed by GLP and CapitaLand.

ANREV, INREV and NCREIF are pleased to present the latest in a series of quarterly snapshots of what’s happening in the global real estate investment market.

In this short two-page snapshot, the Global Research Committee share their views of the global macroeconomic and property market landscape, drawing on data and insights from recent global indices and global surveys jointly conducted by all three associations.

Key highlights from May 2024 include:

• Investors continue to sit on the sidelines awaiting price discovery amid negative capital appreciation
• The 2024 Capital Raising Survey shows a record decline in global fundraising in 2023 compared to the preceding year
• Opportunities emerging from the current cycle may see fewer distressed assets but more motivated sellers

With the popularity of the Asia Pacific non-listed real estate market continuing to increase, it is timely to assess how much capital is entering the market and what this figure represents on a global basis.

The Capital Raising Survey was first launched in 2014. This survey gives an insight into capital raising activities within the non-listed real estate industry by region, product type and investment strategy. The non-listed real estate products include separate accounts, joint ventures, club deals, funds of funds and non-listed real estate debt products. The report offers detailed insights into global and regional capital raising figures.

This year's survey attracted the participation of 83 fund managers from 19 countries across Asia Pacific, Europe and North American with a minimum of US$129 billion of new equity raised for investments into non-listed real estate.

The Asia Pacific region attracted US$19 billion of new capital.

ANREV, INREV and NCREIF are pleased to present the latest in a series of quarterly snapshots of what’s happening in the global real estate investment market.

In this short two-page snapshot, the Global Research Committee shares their views of the global macroeconomic and property market landscape, drawing on data and insights from recent global indices and global surveys jointly conducted by all three associations.

Key highlights from February 2024 include:

Real estate allocations are set to rise for investors in the Asia-Pacific and North American regions, while witnessing a downward trend among European investors

The GREFI All Funds Index reports that global returns have improved slightly in Q3 2023, though they remain in negative territory

Greater liquidity and richer clarity on pricing are key prerequisites for the eventual recovery of the market