This study examines strategic capital allocation frameworks employed by USA-based institutional property funds when investing across emerging and developed real estate markets. Through comprehensive analysis of risk-return profiles, portfolio construction methodologies, and performance metrics spanning 2015-2022, this research identifies optimal allocation strategies that balance risk mitigation with return enhancement. The findings reveal significant disparities in risk-adjusted returns between emerging and developed markets, with implications for strategic asset allocation decisions. The study contributes to the growing body of literature on international real estate investment strategies and provides practical insights for institutional fund managers navigating complex global property markets.
Real Estate Investment, Institutional Funds, Capital Allocation, Emerging Markets, Risk-Return Analysis, Portfolio Optimization
IRE Journals:
Felix Maloba Odanga
"Strategic Capital Allocation in Institutional Property Funds: A Comparative Analysis of Risk-Return Profiles Across Emerging and Developed Real Estate Markets" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 6 Issue 2 2022 Page 381-392
IEEE:
Felix Maloba Odanga
"Strategic Capital Allocation in Institutional Property Funds: A Comparative Analysis of Risk-Return Profiles Across Emerging and Developed Real Estate Markets" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, 6(2)