December 13, 2024 - 12:52
By Karen Roman
Institutional investors are poised to decrease their target allocations to real estate for the year 2025, following a consistent rate of 10.8% over the past two years. This shift is highlighted in the recent report from the Institutional Real Estate Allocations Monitor, which examines the investment strategies of major institutions.
Factors contributing to this decision include a cautious outlook on the real estate market amid fluctuating economic conditions. While the past few years have seen stability, the current landscape suggests a need for reevaluation. However, there are indications of a potential recovery on the horizon, fueled by easing inflation rates and anticipated interest rate cuts. These developments may help stabilize property valuations, creating a more favorable environment for real estate investments in the future.
As institutions navigate these changes, their strategies will likely adapt to balance risk and opportunity in the evolving market.
