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September 2022
Belgium
2013 to 2021
the figures have been taken from several publications
The source adds all of the following information:
"MSCI defines the real estate investment universe in each national market as the aggregation of real estate assets that meet all of the following conditions:
• They are held as investments for the purposes of delivering a mix of income and capital returns.
• They are professionally managed for the achievement of these purposes, either by the beneficial owners or by third party management businesses.
• They are structured as investment interests within portfolios.
These direct real estate portfolios, managed on behalf of institutional or private investors, are financed via a mix of equity and debt."
Additionally the source adds an overview of what was included and excluded:
Included: "insurance and pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, unlisted funds (closed and open end), traditional estates and charities, listed funds, large private landlords (> USD 100 million), leased office, retail, industrial, residential and other property and Investment property under development".
Excluded: "small private landlords (< USD 100 million), owner-occupied portfolios (pubs, hotels, hospitals), timberland, farmland and infrastructure, mortgage companies, development companies, funds of funds and indirect holdings (double counting) and municipal and social housing".
