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Despite geopolitical conflict, energy market volatility, shifting trade policy, and tighter financing conditions, we believe managers with the right locations and resources have an opportunity to create value through active ownership or counter-cyclical development with little competition. Read the latest from Hines Global CIO David Steinbach for more: bit.ly/42M4Sic

Artificial intelligence has been transforming wide swaths of the economy, including real assets said Hines Global CIO David Steinbach on @BloombergRadio this week. For more on how artificial intelligence and technology have been transforming commercial real estate, influencing investment strategies, and advancing sustainable, high-quality development worldwide, watch the full conversation with @PTSweeney and @ScarletFu: youtube.com/watch?v=5f776W…

We believe a unique opportunity is taking shape in European office. Just look at pricing: as geopolitical shifts redefine the landscape, there has been a significant divergence between prime and secondary office values, far greater than other sectors, that has already emerged. Explore the factors driving this divergence in the latest paper from Hines Research: bit.ly/3RuXTYg

We take a holistic approach to optimizing NOI at the hundreds of properties we own and manage. As Hines’ Global Head of Real Estate Steve Luthman explains, that means weaving together AI and big data with traditional subject matter expertise and direct occupant engagement. Hear from Steve on how we apply our strategy at scale to drive results for investors in the full conversation with Chase McWhorter, CRE® from Institutional Real Estate, Inc. (IREI): irei.com/video-and-podc…

Thinking beyond borders helps Hines manage liquidity, address currency risk, and build diversified real asset portfolios. On the Netwealth Portfolio Construction Podcast, Hines' Global Head of Research Josh Scoville, CFA explained how the insights from his team inform our strategy. Listen to the full episode: bit.ly/4vDIOn6

Beyond geopolitical tensions and energy shocks, our latest paper draws parallels from the real asset investment landscape of the 1970’s to today. If inflation proves less transitory and monetary policy remains constrained by competing objectives, we believe rates could take a path that would take many investors by surprise. Read more from David Steinbach and Josh Scoville, CFA: bit.ly/4dDE8qH

Geopolitical conflicts have been keeping commodity prices dynamic but real estate prices seem to have largely bottomed in 2025 and investors have largely adjusted to the new higher interest rate environment. Hines Global Chief Investment Officer David Steinbach joined Alex Coffey at the @SchwabNetwork to discuss why these factors could add up to a real acquisition opportunity for real assets.

As private markets have matured, the allocator’s challenge is no longer whether to participate, but how to participate in a way that balances income resilience today with value creation over the long term. Here’s why we believe real assets, with their foundation in real demand and disciplined execution, should be part of the conversation: bit.ly/3PwIJRu

The landscape of private markets – and real assets – has been shifting. Hines Research explores the opportunity in a new report: bit.ly/4sz79Ib

Together with our partner, Rialto Capital, we’re proud to have been honored as Office Lender of the Year in the 2025 PERE Credit awards. Through the combination of lending experience and on-the-ground sourcing expertise, we believe Hines and Rialto have found some of this cycle’s most compelling office opportunities. This award highlights our ongoing efforts to strive to be an investment partner of choice, and to seek to provide investors with the solutions – and partner – they need. Learn more: bit.ly/4s86aPu #Hines #Rialto #PERE @pereonline

As multiple categories converge under the umbrella of real assets in the eyes of investors, we believe a holistic view of development and transit can unlock value for communities. Hines’ Global Head of Real Estate Steve Luthman joined the Built podcast to discuss how proximity to major transportation hubs is helping projects like South Station Tower in Boston anchor the next wave of urban growth. Listen to the full episode: built.fntic.com/built-podcast/…

A warehouse could be more than just a warehouse. At Hines, we adopt a strategy that allows for parallel outcomes: pursue logistics income today while exploring entitlements and power infrastructure for future redevelopment. A well-located logistics asset may generate income today while also serving as a covered-land play. Learn how we’re deploying this strategy: bit.ly/4axSrLi

For real assets investors, access matters. That’s why putting clients first means meeting them where they are—and where we believe the market is heading. Our new collaboration with @DigiFTTech aims to open a more efficient, more flexible path to institutional-caliber private real estate strategies. Explore how this partnership extends the power and reach of our private market platform: bit.ly/45T3dtc

Europe’s logistics sector has been entering a new era—one defined not by short-term cycles but by structural transformation. Instead of individual mega-warehouses, today the sector has been all about building flexibility into portfolios and capturing the convergences that will define the next era of industrial real estate. Read more: bit.ly/4qjUhnU

Europe’s logistics sector has been entering a new era—one defined not by short-term cycles but by structural transformation. Instead of individual mega-warehouses, today the sector has been all about building flexibility into portfolios and capturing the convergences that will define the next era of industrial real estate. Read more: bit.ly/4qjUhnU

This week, Hines Co-CEO Laura Hines Pierce joined fellow leaders at the @WEF annual meeting in Davos to discuss key trends impacting investors like the rise of AI, new frontiers for public-private cooperation, and how demand for real assets is blurring lines between traditional asset classes, allocations, and investment strategies as capital adapts to a more dynamic global economy. By engaging with these conversations today, we shape the conversations we’ll have tomorrow. #Hines #WEF26 #Davos

Are we looking at a new era of value growth for real estate in Europe? As the chart below shows, capital appreciation in the recent past has largely been due to rent growth, and Hines Research believes high employment levels and acute supply constraints should help that growth continue. Read further insights on the European market in our 2026 Global Investment Outlook: bit.ly/3Z9fZ2K

How can investors identify the right time to act in complex real estate cycles? Hines Research’s Buy-Hold-Sell framework offers a data-driven perspective on market conditions, intended to enable investors to pinpoint opportunities with conviction. Michael C. Hudgins of Hines Research explains how we use this framework to guide investment decisions. #Hines #RealEstate #Investing

Advanced AI may represent “a new input into the economy,” says our Global Chief Investment Officer David Steinbach. He spoke with @Reuters this week about how we believe the real estate industry could help this burgeoning technology reach its full potential: reuters.com/video/watch/id… #RealEstate #AI #PoweredLand

Our research team believes that deglobalization, e-commerce and other global economic and geopolitical trends are converging to make this an exciting time to invest in warehouse and logistics. Read more from @DianaOlick in @CNBC Property Plays: cnbc.com/2025/11/28/war…