RT Journal Article SR Electronic T1 The Changing Face of Real Estate Investment
Management JF The Journal of Portfolio Management FD Institutional Investor Journals SP 12 OP 23 DO 10.3905/jpm.2011.37.5.012 VO 37 IS 5 A1 Jim Clayton A1 Frank J. Fabozzi A1 S. Michael Giliberto A1 Jacques N. Gordon A1 Susan Hudson-Wilson A1 William Hughes A1 Youguo Liang A1 Greg MacKinnon A1 Asieh Mansour YR 2011 UL https://pm-research.com/content/37/5/12.abstract AB The real estate investment management industry has been undergoing a process of change over the last two decades. The market is far more transparent than it once was due to the availability of far more, and more detailed, market information. Combined with the increasing integration of real estate with the broader capital markets, this has led to a market that reacts more quickly to events, exhibits more volatility, and in which the nature of risk has changed. These ongoing changes in the market, combined with the lessons of the financial crisis, have resulted in risk management becoming a topic of primary importance in real estate investment. Changes in the nature of real estate risk and the increased emphasis on risk management have the potential to create substantial changes in the real estate investment management industry going forward. The greatest challenge for the industry will be cultural—an understanding of risk, its sources, and its management will need to become central to investment decision making.TOPICS: Real estate, pension funds, CMBS and commercial mortgage loans