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Institutional investors have been increasingly focusing on sectors supported by digital infrastructure and demographic demand. Over the last 18 months, Hines U.S. Property Partners (HUSPP) has deployed over $1B into assets that align with these themes. These include a multifamily community adjacent to a grocery-anchored retail center, a 167,000-square-foot data center in a high barrier coastal market, and recently constructed self-storage facilities near major metros. Thanks in part to these high-conviction acquisitions, HUSPP’s gross asset value has grown to more than $3.5 billion as of December 2025. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4c22ata #MarketingCommunication

As Women’s History Month comes to a close, we reflect on the countless women who have shaped our world through their innovation, leadership, and lasting contributions. At Hines, this recognition is not just about the past — it’s reflected in the leadership shaping our firm today and the future we’re building. Over the past month, Hines employees around the world joined together to celebrate the vital role of women throughout history – and within our own firm - through fireside chats, external speakers, and meaningful conversations. The momentum doesn’t end in March. It’s something we carry forward every day.

As private markets have matured, the allocator’s challenge is no longer whether to participate, but how to participate in a way that balances income resilience today with value creation over the long term. Here’s why we believe real assets, with their foundation in real demand and disciplined execution, should be part of the conversation: https://bit.ly/4bLhM47

Private markets have become a core component of portfolios, not simply because they typically diversify return streams, but because they sit at the intersection of capital and real-world need. Trends in capital flows for the largest non-traded equity REITs suggest the scale of this shift. Learn more about positioning for the real asset cycle: https://bit.ly/4dexZ3R

Our longstanding relationship with JPMorganChase continues to thrive as we prepare to welcome their New England headquarters to Boston’s South Station Tower. As an anchor tenant, they will occupy more than eight floors, accommodating up to 1,000 employees. With its cutting-edge design, top-class amenities, and transit connectivity, we believe South Station Tower sets a new benchmark. We’re proud to be a force transforming skylines, redefining workspaces, and pioneering innovation in real assets. Read more: https://bit.ly/4sdSF0x

Amid new and ongoing geopolitical conflicts, real asset investors have been looking for stability in their portfolios. According to our Co-Head of Investment Management Alfonso Munk, that search for clarity is drawing many toward European real estate. In IPE Real Assets this week, he explains why he believes “the key investment question today isn’t just about where growth will be strongest, but where risk is most intelligible.” https://lnkd.in/e3Z6QaAG

The landscape of private markets – and real assets – has been shifting. Investors need to understand how the pieces of their private market allocations fit together at this stage in the cycle. As Hines Research explains in a new whitepaper, strategies that once provided meaningful tailwinds are beginning to normalize, while others are beginning to emerge from periods of adjustment with stronger forward return potential. Read our Playbook for Asset Allocation here: https://bit.ly/4dexZ3R

Together with our partner, Rialto Capital we’re proud to have been honored as Office Lender of the Year in the 2025 PERE Credit awards. Through the combination of lending experience and on-the-ground sourcing expertise, we believe Hines and Rialto have found some of this cycle’s most compelling office opportunities. This award highlights our ongoing efforts to strive to be an investment partner of choice, and to seek to provide investors with the solutions – and partner – they need. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4rpYw1N #Hines #Rialto #PERECredit

Join us in welcoming Tatiana Tezel as the new Fund Manager for Hines European Property Partners (HEPP). She brings a deep well of experience in capital formation and strategic deployment across Europe’s most dynamic markets. Interest in European real assets continues to evolve and our global operating platform supports our ability to navigate these opportunities. HEPP is one of our flagship funds, and we’re excited to have Tatiana on board to lead it into a new era. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4rMFraZ