APREA’s Sigrid Zialcita on Long-Term Investment Opportunities Across Asia Pacific
For wealth professionals with global real estate exposure, the episode offers an APREA perspective on how developed and emerging Asia Pacific markets, China REIT policy and valuation questions are being framed for long-term allocations.
Summary
By the real estate & infrastructure deskSigrid Zialcita, CEO of APREA, discusses long-term real asset and REIT investment opportunities across Asia Pacific, contrasting developed markets such as Japan, Australia and Singapore with emerging markets including India and parts of Southeast Asia. The episode also covers China REIT regulation, geopolitics and supply chains, 2026 REIT performance, public versus private valuations, climate resilience and where capital may flow next.
- Zialcita described a balanced opportunity set across Asia Pacific, with emerging markets such as India and parts of Southeast Asia cited as growth drivers and developed markets Japan, Australia and Singapore positioned as core allocations.
- She said APREA is positive on China based on the country’s willingness to amend regulations to support REIT growth.
- The episode covers geopolitics and supply chains, 2026 REIT performance, public versus private valuations, climate resilience and the green premium, capital flows and investor education.
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