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The returns for the MSCI Global Quarterly Property Index bounced back to pre-pandemic level by Mar 2021 and peaked in Dec 2021.
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A comparison between the 12 month Mar 2022 Total Return and Dec 2021 2-year annualized Total Returns indicates a trend of widening spreads.
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The quarterly markets of USA, UK, Australia, Netherlands, Canada and Ireland have higher weights in the samples.
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MSCI Global Annual Property Index tracks the unlevered performance of over 57,000 property investments in 27 countries, with a total capital value of USD 2,144.7 billion.
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Under the default scenario (2°C AIM CGE Advance), transition value-at-risk is estimated at 2.8%, but could be higher under some alternative scenarios.
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The model estimates the largest contributors to physical risk are coastal flooding and tropical cyclones under the default physical risk scenarios.
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Real estate’s unique characteristics may make property portfolios particularly vulnerable to climate-change risks.
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Consumer price inflation outpaced net operating income growth in most countries in 2021 meaning most countries experienced negative real NOI growth.
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These allocation shifts have been driven by differences in both the rate of asset value growth, as well as by differences in net investment activity.
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While office and retail assets have historically been the cornerstone of most institutional portfolios, their weight in the index has declined over time.