Jeffrey D. Fisher, Ph.D., NCREIF Senior Consultant. Published in the Fourth Quarter 2017 NCREIF Performance Report

Sara Rutledge, NCREIF Director of Research. NCREIF Insights June 2017.

Published in the Summer 2016 Journal of Portfolio Management, this paper uses Brinson attribution to explore and explain the differences between the TWR and IRR for measuring investment performance. The TWR is an industry standard for performance reporting and lends itself nicely to liquid investments, although an IRR can be a more appropriate fit for alternative asset classes and some investment structures. Author Joe D’Alessandro.

NCREIF Director of Research, Sara Rutledge, provides an overview of this 2016 Real Estate Research Institute-funded research paper and its implications for investors.

NCREIF Consultants Mike Young and Jeff Fisher provide a follow-up to January’s article on three new metrics formally released by NCREIF during the first quarter of 2015 with an in depth discussion on the methodolgy and use of the Free Cash Flow Yield (FCFY) and Capital Expense Ratio (CXR).

NCREIF Consultants Mike Young and Jeff Fisher introduce three new indicators, the Market Value Index (MVI), Free Cash Flow Yield (FCFY), and the Capital Expense Ratio (CXR).

Discussion of the distribution and property type composition of properties in the NPI over three time periods – 2004, 2009 and 2014.

Discussion of the composition and returns for NPI-Plus, which consists of non-NPI properties classified in the “Other” property type, such as senior living, self-storage and parking.

Discussion of ten main reasons the core fund-level benchmark (NFI-ODCE) and property-level index (NPI) differ in methodology and composition.

NCREIF Consultant, Jeff Fisher, explores pricing and income data for core and non-core NPI properties to shed light on valuations in the recovery from the Great Recession.

Comparison of the composition and performance of NFI-ODCE funds and non-ODCE open-end funds tracked for the NFI-OE.

Discussion on capitalization rate calculations available in the NCREIF database and how to interpret/apply each measure.

During the Great Recession, some “underwater” properties were returned to their lender. This piece explores whether or not this practice was impactful to the NPI.

David Geltner reviews the original TBI as it has been produced at MIT from 2006 through 2010, and explores a simplified average-price-based alternative version for possible NCREIF production and publication, including detailed operating instructions for such production.

NCREIF Executive Director, Doug Poutasse, examines NPI total returns by acquisition year cohorts and their relative performance to the overall NPI.

David Lang, Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Molpus Woodlands Group. Published in the Third Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Joseph Van Wingerden, Principal, Gladstone Land Corporation. Published in the Third Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Geoff Esmail, Senior Real Estate Analyst. Published in the Second Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

James Carpenter, Executive Managing Director and Janice Stanton, Executive Managing Director, Cushman & Wakefield. Published in the Second Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Scott Hileman, Managing Director, Deloitte Advisory Real Estate. Published in the Second Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Raymond T. Cirz, MAI, CRE, FRICS, Market Leader - New York TriState Region, Senior Vice President, Valuation & Advisory, Newmark Knight Frank. Published in the Second Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Daniel Mahoney, Senior Vice President - Research & Strategy, LaSalle Investment Management. Published in the Second Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Chris Nicholson, CPA, Senior Manager of Investment Accounting, Resource Management Service, LLC. Published in the Second Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Caroline Orlowski, Asset Manager, Cottonwood Ag Management. Published in the Second Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Beth Burnham Mace, Chief Economist, National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC). Published in the First Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

W. Ryan Davis, Director of Research and Client Services, Witten Advisors LLC. Published in the First Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Paul D'Elisa, Senior Vice President and James Allan, First Vice President, Sentinel Real Estate Corporation. Published in the First Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Alex Krasikov, Economist, CBRE Americas Research, Econometric Advisors. Published in the First Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Jerry Gisclair, MAI, MRICS, US National Client Services Director, Colliers International Valuation & Advisory Services. Published in the First Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Joi Mar, CFA, Senior Analyst, Green Street Advisors. Published in the First Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Chung-Hong Fu, Ph.D., Managing Director, Economic Research, Timberland Investment Resources. Published in the First Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Anatole Pevnev, Managing Director, US Agriculture. Published in the First Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

John Caruso, Managing Director, TH Real Estate and Barbara Flusk, Head of Real Estate Fund Services, Citco Fund Services. Published in the First Quarter 2018 NCREIF Performance Report.

Joanna M. Stimpson, Research Director, GID Investment Advisers LLC. Published in the Fourth Quarter 2017 NCREIF Performance Report.

Vikram Mehra, Director, Chief Operating Officer of Real Estate Americas - Alternatives, Deutsche Asset Management. Published in the Fourth Quarter 2017 NCREIF Performance Report.

Carlos Ortea, Assistant Vice President, Research, Bentall Kennedy. Published in the Fourth Quarter 2017 NCREIF Performance Report.

Daniel J. Radek, Co-President, First Washington Realty, Inc. Published in the Fourth Quarter 2017 NCREIF Performance Report.

Mark Fitzgerald, CFA, CAIA, Senior Director Research, USAA Real Estate Company. Published in the Fourth Quarter 2017 NCREIF Performance Report.

Megan Nelson, Portfolio Manager, Olympic Resource Management. Published in the Fourth Quarter 2017 NCREIF Performance Report.

Martin Davies, President and CEO, Westchester Group Investment Management, Inc. Published in the Fourth Quarter 2017 NCREIF Performance Report.

TIAA Global Real Estate's Senior Director, Fabiana Lotito, explores if newly acquired product, in a rapidly rising market, will tend to lag as they generally price at the top of market.

Jeff Bean and Richard Kleinman of LaSalle Investment Management discuss how custom analysis of the NCREIF property database can occasionally produce counter-intuitive results that are not the outcome of errors in the query or data, but statistical quirks.

This paper examines the NCREIF-Open End Diversified Core Equity Index’s (ODCE) exposure to different employment sectors through its geographic allocation. Authors and contributors from LaSalle Investment Management include: Jeff Bean, Bill Maher, Richard Kleinman, Daniel Mahoney

Nathan Kane of LaSalle Investment Management compares vintage year returns for core properties between the six 'gateway markets' and the rest of the NCREIF universe between 2000 and 2011.

This RERI funded paper seeks to identify the causes of market-specific transaction activity and liquidity risks across US metropolitan office markets. Authors Steven Devaney, Pat McAllister, and Anupam Nanda.

This RERI funded paper investigates the disconnected roles of credit policy versus property market fundamentals in producing volatility for commercial real estate prices. Author Jonathon A. Wiley.

Chinmoy Ghosh and Milena Petrova used a sample of 56,144 annual property observations during 2000 – 2011 to analyze the determinants of capital expenditures and their sub-components at the property level when accounting for uncertainty.

This paper compares the unlevered returns on value added and core investments of private commercial real estate equity in the National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries (NCREIF) database. This paper is authored by Liang Peng and Thomas Thibodeau

This RERI funded paper tests the option pricing theory that capital improvement expenditures are positively linked with high or increasing market lease rates and the conjecture that capital expenditures are fully capitalized into market value. Authors Shaun A. Bond, James D. Shilling, and Charles H. Wurtzebach.

This RERI funded paper empirically analyzes how individual property cap rates are affected by macroeconomic conditions, local market conditions, and property characteristics and then analyzes what drives uncertainty in property cap rates. Author Liang Peng.

This RERI funded paper empirically analyzes the non-monotonic influences that interest rate changes have on irreversible investment in income producing properties. Authors Liang Peng and Thomas G. Thibodeau.

This RERI funded paper explores hedge funds’ investment strategy relating to their exposure to the real estate market by introducing a real estate source of variation to proxy for investments in the securitized and direct real estate markets. Authors Brent W. Ambrose and Charles Cao.

This RERI funded paper uses a parametric portfolio to estimate optimal commercial real estate portfolio policies. Authors Alberto Plazzi, Walter Torous, and Rossen Valkanov.

This RERI funded paper examines the relation between the availability of credit, market liquidity, and asset price movements in both public and private commercial real estate markets. Authors David C. Ling, Andy Naranjo, and Benjamin Scheick.

This RERI funded paper provides new evidence on the performance measurement and reporting of commercial real estate returns by examining the accuracy of property appraisals prior to sale. Authors Susanne E. Cannon and Rebel A. Cole.

This RERI funded paper seeks to complement the NPI by developing a rental index based upon the property-level rent data collected by NCREIF. Authors Xudong An, Yongheng Deng, and Jeff Fisher.

This RERI funded paper explores fund managers’ abilities to generate abnormal profits in the real estate market, a market characterized by relative inefficiency compared to the publicly-traded market. Authors Yael V. Hochberg and Tobias Muhlhofer.

This RERI funded paper investigates whether value-added and opportunistic real estate investing has resulted in appropriate risk-adjusted returns. Authors James D. Shilling and Charles Wurtzebach.