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A net lease should be treated as a corporate finance transaction built on the three pillars of credit, real estate and lease structure, says Fortress Investment Group’s Ahsan Aijaz.

Fundraising for impact strategies is tough. But as the cost-of-living crisis hits society’s most vulnerable people, there is a growing need for private investors to step up.

Harrison Street Europe’s Paul Bashir says there has never been a better time to invest in alternative property strategies.

A confluence of factors is making the asset class particularly attractive to long-term investors, says PATRIZIA’s Marcus Cieleback.

The country’s recent political chaos and economic woes have undermined investor sentiment. But UK roundtable participants argue there will be opportunities for the taking as the real estate market recovers.

Underpinned by demographic tailwinds, rental models across the living sector can provide stable, long-term returns as tenants progress through different life stages, argues Eagle Street’s Shane Scully.

Demographic and economic drivers, government support and evolving capital markets support investment in multifamily residential properties, says Vlinker’s Craig To.

Managers of private funds are becoming more global with increasingly complex fund structures, while navigating new technologies, say Cyril Schopfer and Craig Williams of RBC Investor & Treasury Services

Japan’s positive lending environment, coupled with great infrastructure and governance reforms, creates a compelling and broad investment opportunity, says BentallGreenOak’s Fred Schmidt.

Ares’ Michelle Creed and Jamie Sunday see real estate secondaries opportunities abound.