EXCLUSIVEFamily Offices Tilt Toward Direct Real Estate as 2026 Allocations Reset
Single-family offices are expanding direct property ownership and GP-equity positions in U.S. markets, citing better alignment than commingled funds.
Single-family offices are expanding direct property ownership and GP-equity positions in U.S. markets, citing better alignment than commingled funds.
As major institutional landlords mark down U.S. office portfolios, patient private capital is hunting for trophy assets at deep discounts.
Warehouse and last-mile distribution assets are seeing renewed bidding pressure as e-commerce volumes rebound from 2024 lows.
Demographic tailwinds and post-pandemic occupancy recovery are putting senior housing back on multi-asset office watch lists.
Mesa, Chandler and Scottsdale all post double-digit job-growth metrics as family offices accumulate land and industrial holdings.
Purpose-built single-family rental communities are attracting institutional and family-office capital seeking yield with operational leverage.
Proposals to cap like-kind exchange deferrals could reshape family-office tax planning across multi-generational property portfolios.
AI-driven underwriting, portfolio analytics and tenant-experience platforms are reshaping how family offices manage real-estate exposure.
Energy-efficient certified offices in London, Paris and Frankfurt command rent premiums versus comparable non-certified stock.
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Treasury automation, capital-call workflow and consolidated reporting tools are now standard inside scaled single-family offices.
New mandatory disclosure regimes are raising the bar for ESG reporting on real-estate portfolios held by family offices in Europe.
Sponsors closing real-estate deals are increasingly turning to family offices for co-GP equity rather than traditional LP fund capital.
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