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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.
The Influence of ESG on Asia Pacific Real Estate Fund PerformancePDFDownload -
Annual Conference 2024 SlidesPDFDownloadWelcome, opening remarks and introductionVIDEOViewGlobal perspective on macroeconomic and geopoliticVIDEOViewNavigating the evolving global real estate landscapeVIDEOViewCapital flows across the borders - a fireside chat on opportunities and challengesVIDEOViewEmerging markets – unlocking new avenues for growthVIDEOViewDebate: Beyond traditional – exploring alternative real estate sectors and diversificationVIDEOViewCognitive coalition: The future of human and machine intelligenceVIDEOViewThe value of greenVIDEOViewCredit strategies for private real estate investmentVIDEOViewClosing insights – a final interview on the future of real estateVIDEOViewANREV Deputy Chairperson’s closing remarksVIDEOView
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Conference brochurePDFDownload
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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
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To enhance the user experience of our data platform users, the new permissions-based model offers tailored access across products and vehicles.
With the introduction of the new 'organization administrator' role, companies have more control over their team's access.
For more information on the types of access, please refer to the manual below or contact [email protected]
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The gross return report shows a 3-month total gross return of -0.16% for the period between July and September 2024.
The gross return report is a supplementary report to the ANREV Australia Core Open End Fund Monthly Index (ACOE) published one month after every quarter showing aggregated gross returns of the 17 ACOE funds.Please contact Daisy Huang or Donald Lam if you have any questions regarding the Index.
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The ANREV Australia Core Open End Fund Monthly Index (ACOE) saw a total return of -0.74% in September 2024. The ACOE includes 17 funds with a total GAV of AUD 113.22 billion.
The ACOE Index also reports data on geographic allocation by sector.
Please contact Daisy Huang or Donald Lam if you have any questions regarding the Index.
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The Q2 2024 ANREV ODCE Asset Level Performance Report posted a total return of -0.27%, comprised of -1.28% capital growth and 1.02% income return. Down by 113 bps from 0.86% posted in Q1 2024. The report measures the asset level returns of 241 investments owned by 8 ODCE funds valued at US$18.86 billion as of Q2 2024.
Due to its limited coverage this report is not considered as an index. The report's results are generated based on the asset level data provided to ANREV directly from the contributing managers. Data collection starts immediately after a quarter has ended for a period of up to 6 weeks after quarter end.
Please contact Amélie Delaunay, Daisy Huang or Eileen Chiu for any queries.
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Debt training slidesPDFDownload