emerging

Capital Market Development

Underdeveloped capital markets in many EBRD regions hinder real estate sector growth, necessitating the development of financial vehicles like REITs and attracting institutional investors.

Detailed Analysis

Access to finance through capital markets remains a challenge in many EBRD countries of operation. The document emphasizes the need for "financial vehicles such as real estate investment trusts (REITs) and property funds" to support the development of the built environment. These vehicles can provide access to capital, enhance market stability, and broaden real estate ownership. However, regulatory frameworks and market conditions often limit their development. Attracting institutional investors is also crucial for channeling funding to the real estate and tourism sectors.

Context Signals

Fragile market conditions in many EBRD CoOs. Limited development of REITs and property funds. Low allocation of institutional investor assets to developing countries.

Edge

Potential for fintech solutions to streamline access to capital for real estate projects. Development of innovative blended finance mechanisms to de-risk investments. Growing interest in impact investing in sustainable real estate projects.
Click to access the source report
Tune in
to all the
TRENDS
Financial vehicles such as real estate investment trusts (REITs) and property funds support countries in bringing in new sources of capital to construct and maintain the built environment.