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With high inflation continuing to weigh on global markets, investors are increasingly considering real estate debt as a source of resilient income.

With only 5% of investable real estate found in the UK, is it time investors looked abroad as they would with equities and bonds?

There are green shoots in the real estate market as signs institutional investors are increasingly returning to the asset class.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding interest rates and inflation, global appetite for real assets remains strong.

Real asset investors continue to favour environmental, social and governance factors, especially sustainability in real estate, according to Aviva Investors’ Real Assets Study 2024.

Investors expect good returns from real assets this year, especially in real estate equity and infrastructure, according to Aviva Investors’ Real Assets Study 2024.

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Interest in sustainable investing is continuing to strengthen among real asset investors, but barriers around the sector risk disrupting further progress, according to the Aviva Investors’ Real Assets Study 2024.