Daniel Maric

Managing Director – Head of Distribution Germany & Austria
Principal Asset Management

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About the author

Daniel Maric ist Managing Director und Head of Distribution für Deutschland und Österreich bei Principal Asset Management. Mit mehr als einem Jahrzehnt relevanter Erfahrung, verantwortet er die Vertriebs- und Geschäftsentwicklung in beiden Regionen über alle Anlageklassen und Anlageteams.

maric.daniel@principal.com

About the company

Principal Real Estate, die Immobilien-Investment-Abteilung von Principal Asset Management℠, gehört zur Principal Financial Group®. Mit über 100 Milliarden US-Dollar verwaltetem Vermögen und 60 Jahren Erfahrung zählt das Unternehmen zu den weltweit führenden Immobilien-Asset-Managern. Es bietet Zugang zu Investments in öffentliche und private Immobilien sowie Fremd- und Eigenkapital. Ein Team von über 300 Experten entwickelt diversifizierte, maßgeschneiderte Immobilienlösungen, um Investoren bei der Erreichung ihrer Risiko- und Renditeziele zu unterstützen.

http://www.PrincipalAM.com/realestate

Author's posts

Unexpected comeback: Why the upswing in the commercial real estate market is surprising

The commercial real estate market will show surprising strength in 2025 – contrary to many forecasts. Especially in the USA, but also in Europe, office, retail and industrial properties are recovering faster than expected.

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Infrastructure

Global Listed Infrastructure: A defensive asset class with opportunities in 2025

Globally listed infrastructure (GLI) companies will once again become the focus of strategic investors in 2025.

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How New U.S. Tariffs Affect the Commercial Real Estate Market – Opportunities, Risks and Scenarios

The announcement of new tariff measures by the Trump administration is causing considerable unrest in global markets – including commercial real estate. Can investors rely on a recovery or is there a threat of a new setback?

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Artificial Intelligence and Real Estate: New Market Opportunities through DeepSeek Revolution

Artificial intelligence (AI) has reached a new phase: The breakthrough of the Chinese startup DeepSeek shows that sophisticated AI models can now be realized with significantly lower costs and computing capacities. This lowers the barriers to entry for new players and increases competition in the AI sector. As a result, AI technologies could gain a foothold in various industries faster than expected and unleash their economic benefits. But what does this mean for the real estate industry? Our report sheds light on the impact on different sectors and shows where investors could benefit most.

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How data center designers are mastering AI-driven additional energy requirements

The demand for more and more available capacity is growing rapidly – and with it the demand for energy. How data center developers are mastering this challenge and which innovative solutions are shaping the future.

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The AI Revolution in Real Estate: Leaders, Moderate Gainers, and Laggards

Principal Asset Management's new analytics model sees the top performers in data centers, life sciences & healthcare real estate, logistics, and retail warehouses.

MarketsReal Estate
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Webcast online: The top trends in the real estate market in 2025

From data centers to hotels: – take a look at the most exciting developments and forecasts for the global real estate market. Our "2025 Inside Real Estate Outlook" offers exclusive insights, expert analysis and forward-looking strategies that you should not miss.

MarketsPrivate DebtPrivate EquityReal Estate

From data centers to hotels: The top trends in the real estate market in 2025

The expected recovery of the real estate market is likely to vary depending on the sector. Commercial real estate in particular is showing signs of stabilisation and could become the starting point for a new growth cycle.

MarketsPrivate DebtPrivate EquityReal Estate