GLOBAL: Islamic real estate funds around the world tracked by the IFN Investor Funds Database closed last year on a firmer footing – with the exception of Pakistan, where total AuM declined by 37.12% over the last quarter to US$252.5 million from US$401.56 million in Q3 2025.
This caused a drag in the Asia Pacific region, which contracted 0.64% from US$7.18 billion to US$7.14 billion – even as Malaysian fund valuations rose 1.52% to US$6.89 billion from US$6.78 billion in Q3 2025.
In absolute value, the Middle East continues to lead – with total AuM rising 4.82% from US$13.59 billion to US$14.24 billion. The UAE led regional gains, advancing 7.54% from US$5.57 billion to US$5.99 billion, while Saudi Arabia climbed 3.01% from US$7.79 billion to US$8.02 billion.
Europe emerged as the strongest performer, expanding 10.81% from US$357.8 million to US$396.48 million. The surge was driven by Turkiye over Q4 2025, maintaining a dominant 19.23% three-month average return, the highest globally.
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