Real Estate Data Initiative (REDI)

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What Is REDI?

REDI is a global, investor-led collaboration. It is not a new reporting standard. It is a practical, agnostic data model designed to operationalize existing standards and support real estate investment management reporting.

REDI enables General Partners to produce one standardized structured data export to accompany traditional LP PDF investment management reports.

REDI Data Model

Download REDI Data Model v1.0

Data Collection Templates

Closed-End Fund (CEF) Open-End Fund (OEF) APAC Open-End Fund (OEF) EU Open-End Fund (OEF) NA Separately Managed Account (SMA)

Release Notes

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Why Structured Data Matters

Real estate portfolios are larger, more complex, and increasingly global.
Investors require structured data to manage risk, exposures, liquidity, and valuations.
Current reporting often relies on PDFs and custom templates, creating inefficiency.
Standardized definitions enable reuse, comparability, and future AI applications.

What REDI Is – and Is Not

REDI Is

A practical data model, with terms mapped to other standards, where applicable
A shared implementation framework
A tool to enable consistency and reuse

REDI Is Not

A new reporting standard
A replacement for INREV, NCREIF, or other standards bodies
A mandate

What’s Included in v1.0

Committee-approved global data model
Core investment management data typically delivered via PDFs
Alignment to existing standards where available
Foundation for consistent, reusable structured data exports

Governance & Versioning

REDI operates under investor-led committee governance with structured sub-committees. The model evolves through a formal change and versioning process with committee-approved releases. Transparency is maintained through public documentation and release notes.