In thinking through the latest AREIT reporting season, APN’s Pete Morrissey sees six big learnings for investors looking for attractive, sustainable income streams in the years ahead.

Despite the AREIT sector having fallen by 10.27% so far this year, Erik Borean from APN believes REM’s Michael Stipe was wrong in thinking it’s the end of the world as we know it.

APN Property Group’s Mark Mazzarella expands upon his previous articles from earlier this year to look at how offices and the work conducted within them continue to change and evolve.

The search for yield is a perennial one. But, APN Property’s Mark Mazzarella argues, with rates at record lows, investors could be well rewarded to broaden their field of view to include Global REITs.

AREITs have always been tailored to risk averse investors. Often approaching or in retirement, they needed a regular, reliable income stream and AREITs suited them perfectly. Do they still?

After the ASX 300 AREIT index crashed 20.7% in 2020, much of the last calendar year was spent discussing whether AREITs had a future at all. 2021 has answered that unequivocally.

APN Property Group’s Mark Mazzarella concludes his article aimed at finding out whether the office as we know it has a future and, if so, what that future might look like.

APN Property Group’s Mark Mazzarella poses four key questions with the aim of figuring out whether the office as we know it has a future and, if so, what that future might look like.

Pete Morrissey, Fund Manager of the APN AREIT Fund, dissects the Australian Real Estate Investment Trusts (AREITs) sector by looking at its recent past, present, and future.

The parallels between the end of a world war and the Spanish flu pandemic and the current Covid-era aren’t exact but there is an overlap between this century and last, writes APN’s David Kruth.