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Amidst global economic uncertainties, institutional investments in Indian real estate are expected to plummet by 37% to USD 3.06 billion during the first half of 2025, according to JLL.Data from real estate consultant JLL India indicates a significant drop from the USD 4.89 billion invested in the same period last year. This decline is attributed to prolonged investment timelines driven by international economic and political challenges.Foreign investors dominated with a 68% share, while domestic investments accounted for 32%. Despite these hurdles, India's real estate market remains a strong investment...

New Jersey-based global investment giant PGIM Real Estate is creating a 10-figure capital fund to capitalize on the growing demand for computing capacity — demand that is only growing with the evolution of AI and other technologies. PGIM Real Estate, the real estate investment branch of Prudential Financial, has closed a $2 billion fundraising campaign for its Global Data Center Fund, which it secured from “a range of global investors,” the firm said Wednesday. Details about the fund were first reported by Private Equity Real Estate (PERE) last May, and...

This content is brought to you by Swan Wealth Management Authored by Steven Nathan and Dave Murray Click here to read part 1. Part 2: The case for US multifamily real estate  Multifamily real estate—apartment developments and rental communities—offers strong fundamental demand drivers, making it an attractive long-term investment. The investment thesis for US multifamily housing is built on three pillars:  Low real interest rates and deep capital markets  The US benefits from structurally low long-term interest rates as the world’s reserve currency, making debt financing more favourable for real estate...