A data set going back to the 1960’s and 70’s helped unlock a key insight for today's real estate investors in our 2025 Mid-Year Global Investment Outlook. Read more from our Head of Global Research Joshua Scoville and his team:

Is this another sign of growing interest in real assets among everyday investors? @CNBC is launching Property Play, a new newsletter and content vertical dedicated to meeting the demand for up-to-date news and analysis about real estate, and Hines is included in their inaugural

As de-globalization accelerates, many investors are seeing the value and stability that real assets - including real estate - may be able to bring to a portfolio. Our Global Chief Investment Officer David Steinbach recently joined @CNBCi @SquawkBox Asia to discuss the nuances of

Hines stands out as a global investment management authority. Two members of our leadership team were ranked among the 100 most influential figures in private real estate over the past decade by @PEREonline . By establishing a high standard of excellence, Co-CEO @Laura

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The underlying forces that are shaping this moment for real estate investors slowly built up over time. Previously waiting in the wings, factors like deglobalization, demographic pressure, energy insecurity, and political bifurcation are now center stage. Read our Mid-Year

8/ Final Thoughts.Amid rising cap rates & uncertainty, adaptability is key. Real estate’s historical resilience proves it can perform even in challenging environments. Read the full report, and let us know your thoughts in the replies: #RealEstate.

7/ #Alternative Sectors.We see promise in niche subsectors like:. Medical Offices➡️Driven by aging populations. Single-Family Rentals➡️ Affordable alternatives for families. Student Housing (Europe) ➡️ Magnet for growing international students.

6/ #Office Sector. Worldwide recovery is uneven. More tenants are leasing 2nd-tier offices due to limited high-quality options, boosting class B office markets. Seoul & India➡️Strong growth (record absorptions in India). U.S. ➡️Recovery led by high-quality space in Manhattan &.

5/ #Industrial Sector. Fundamentals are slowing , with rent drops forecast in 40 markets, but supply chains reconfiguring for tariffs may reveal opportunities…. 💡 Smaller warehouses & Class A logistics centers near key infrastructure are outperforming.

4/ #Retail Sector. Global policy uncertainty is at an all-time high, and retailers are particularly exposed to tariffs. But the cream is rising to the top. 💡 Grocery-anchored assets in the U.S. & Asia break the mold.

3/ Global Living Hotspots.#Europe➡️ Institutional momentum building for student housing due to low provision rates + a growing student population. #Asia ➡️Wage-driven rent growth, especially in Tokyo. Markets like Korea and Australia are promising as well. U.S.➡️ #Chicago & #SF.

2/ #Living Sector.The #housing supply shortage is real, with an estimated global shortfall of 6.5M units. Affordability issues are shifting homeownership aspirations toward renting. Some of our highest convictions are in this space. 💡 80% of households in developed economies.

1/ Mid-Year Market Update: Finding Opportunity in a New Era. Hines Research has uncovered significant opportunities & challenges across real estate markets and subsectors. Here's what you need to know to stay ahead of the curve ⬇️

Macro shifts and interest rate hikes are ushering in a new paradigm for real estate investors. Our Global Chief Investment Officer David Steinbach characterizes this as a shift from "downhill skiing" to "skiing cross-country.” .Earlier this year, he sat down with @JoshKampel

Learn more in the latest report from Hines Research: .#Hines #HinesResearch #InvestmentManagement (3/3).

International students are one of the key demographics driving overall growth in the number of students at European universities. All of these students need somewhere to live, and developers are taking notice. The European PBSA sector has grown from 1.9% of total European.

European privately developed, owned, and managed student housing (also known as Purpose-Built Student Accommodation or PBSA) is having a moment, and from this chart, you can see why. (1/3)

RT @IREI_Inc: PODCAST: Report from Europe: The fast-growing opportunity in EU #studenthousing. Joining the program to help us learn more is….

In this paper, Hines Research makes the case that while distress is forcing hold/sell decisions, fundamentals improvements are potentially de-risking some assets, creating an opening for private credit: #Hines #HinesResearch #InvestmentManagement (2/2).