What developments are taking place on the international real estate markets and what are the consequences for Swiss investors? Our real estate experts evaluate events and trends and share their experiences.

Valuations on the international real estate markets appear to be nearing a cyclical low point. In the past, these phases often provided attractive opportunities to enter the market. Pension funds should therefore consider their positioning for the new property cycle.

The number of people working from home has never been higher. Nor has there ever been as much vacant office space. Employees, companies and investors alike are wondering just how the corona pandemic is changing the workplace.

In 2020, AFIAA Investment Foundation acquired its first property in Sweden. Sebastian Feix, Head of Transactions International, talked to us about the reasons behind this market entry.

Swiss pension funds increasingly turn to indirect investments in international real estate. Andreas Dick, Portfolio Manager at the AFIAA Investment Foundation, talks about the advantages of multi-manager approaches and opportunities abroad. 

Master builders, planners and real estate investors worldwide are currently working on making buildings safer for their occupants. In many cases, it is the lifts which turn out to be a real sticking point.

Whether living, shopping, working or leisure, city life is increasingly happening under one roof. Mixed-use properties are therefore playing an ever greater role. Offering significant diversification and return potential, they are also attractive to investors.

Australian companies are keen to offer their employees the best possible working environment. This is why property owners who want to rent out offices long-term and at favourable conditions need to equip their premises accordingly.

London is one of the principal markets of the AFIAA Investment Foundation. We have asked its Managing Director, Ingo Bofinger, why the city remains attractive for real estate investors despite Brexit and the corona pandemic.

Prime office space in the heart of Melbourne and Sydney, Australia’s principal cities, is in high demand, offering Swiss institutional investors interesting opportunities.

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