JP Morgan

About JP Morgan

JP Morgan Real Estate is a specialized investment capability within J.P. Morgan Asset Management, part of a global financial institution headquartered in New York, New York. It began managing real estate assets in 1970 and has therefore handled various market cycles for more than five decades. Its mandate is to offer a broad array of real estate solutions for clients seeking income, total return and diversification, using professionally managed property portfolios. The history reflects a foundational role in institutional real estate management. The main strategy is acquiring stabilized, income-generating real properties in every major geography and sector. It adds equity investments in opportunities involving refurbishment, redevelopment and development, and also holds real estate debt and real estate-related securities. Coverage extends to major markets worldwide for exposure to varied economic drivers. A high percentage of assets typically sits in physical properties and debt instruments, with a smaller allocation to liquid real estate-related securities and cash equivalents. A team of dedicated real estate professionals with specialized expertise balances core ownership with opportunistic development and credit-driven investments. The investor base is global and includes public pension plans, endowments, foundations and healthcare organizations. Assets are managed across several continents, and solutions are available for corporate defined benefit plans and Taft-Hartley funds. Over more than half a century, the platform has built infrastructure for the complex needs of large institutional clients and individual investors alike. Vehicles include non-listed, perpetual-life real estate investment trusts, which give a wider range of participants access to private real estate. Deep local market knowledge combined with the resources of a global financial leader supports a steady presence across the international property investment sector.

Real estate mandate