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INREV is pleased to announce the launch of the first ODCE Flash Report, delivering an early snapshot of performance across European open end diversified core equity (ODCE) funds.

Developed in response to investors’ growing demand for timely access to performance data, the ODCE Flash Report is the first of its kind in the market. It provides preliminary results just 15 business days after quarter end, giving investors early visibility into the direction of European core real estate performance ahead of the comprehensive ODCE Index, released eight weeks after quarter end.

Download the Position Paper on the EU Taxonomy – Review of Climate and Environmental Delegated Acts

The first Global IRR Index provides data on the performance of value added and opportunity strategy closed end non-listed real estate funds in Asia Pacific, Europe and the US. 

We are pleased to offer sponsorship for our annual Cannes Seminar. To apply, please download the form below and send the completed form to events@inrev.org. 

The application period will close on Friday 30 January 2026. For more details on packages, please visit our sponsorship page.

Link invested HK$5 million in flood-resilience measures and engaged 22 insurers through a resilience-focused roadshow. A Sustainability-Linked Insurance model developed with AXA demonstrated a 10–20% potential reduction in flood losses. In 2025, Link achieved an 11.7% premium reduction, doubled water-damage sub-limits, secured two-year coverage, and negotiated an additional 7.5% performance-linked discount. Despite severe weather in 2025, claims decreased by 66% compared with 2023.

Paradise SE11 is a low-carbon office development in central London designed to meet RIBA 2030 and LETI benchmarks. The project adopts a mass-timber structure supported by a concrete core, achieving a substantial reduction in embodied carbon. Circularity measures include a demountable timber frame and non-permanent fire-protection boards, enabling future material recovery and storing a significant volume of CO₂. The fully electric building aligns with CRREM 2034 and achieves EPC A and BREEAM Excellent. Engagement with local students informed the façade design.