
Private real estate and the impact of tariffs: Stay measured
Sharp shifts in US tariff policies have disrupted markets. Here’s insight on what it might mean for private real estate investments.
Many investors are familiar with the appeal of holding real estate. With a generally low correlation to other asset classes1, real estate can serve as an instant diversifier in a mixed-asset portfolio.
Historically, real estate has delivered strong relative performance across multiple cycles compared to other asset classes. Its characteristic stable income, underpinned by long-term leases, makes real estate a compelling alternative.
At its core, real estate is a local asset class. Moving beyond one’s domestic market, however, can offer significant diversification benefits and produce a smoothing effect on returns.
Navigating the risks and opportunities of a diverse and nuanced asset class requires deep and varied experience. Invesco has a 39-year track record of building global real estate investment programs and funds for many of the world’s leading institutional investors.
Designed to bring together both private and public real estate, GPP offers accredited investors access to global direct real estate with daily liquidity, along with stable income with lower volatility.
Provides exposure to high-quality real estate companies, including those that own higher-quality properties in markets with growth prospects and that feature attractive management, governance, and balance sheet characteristics
Private real estate and the impact of tariffs: Stay measured
Sharp shifts in US tariff policies have disrupted markets. Here’s insight on what it might mean for private real estate investments.
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