GLOSSARY
Immovable PropertyThis term refers to real estate or land that cannot be moved or transferred easily. It includes buildings, structures, and land parcels that are intended for business or investment purposes. |
Insurance (Building)Building insurance, also known as property insurance, is a type of insurance coverage that protects commercial real estate owners against financial losses resulting from damage or destruction to their buildings and structures. This insurance typically covers risks such as fire, theft, vandalism, natural disasters, and liability claims. |
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Industrial ParkIt is a planned development area specifically designed to accommodate industrial activities, such as manufacturing, warehousing, or distribution. Industrial parks comprise a collection of industrial buildings or facilities located within a defined area or campus. |
InflowsThe incoming streams of funds or revenue generated by the property, such as rental income, lease payments, or proceeds from property sales. |
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Infra“Infra” is shorthand for Infrastructure, which refers to the fundamental facilities and systems necessary for the operation of a property or a development project. This can include utilities (water, sewer, electricity), roads, transportation networks, telecommunications, and other essential services. |
InspectionIt refers to the process of evaluating a property to assess its condition, identify any defects or issues, and determine its suitability for a particular use or investment. Inspections may be conducted by potential buyers, tenants, lenders, or property owners themselves. |
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InterchangeA point where different transportation routes intersect, such as highways, railways, or public transit systems. Interchanges can have significant implications for property value and accessibility, as they can facilitate transportation and provide convenient access to commercial properties for businesses, customers, and employees. |
InvescoInvesco Real Estate employs a meticulous investment approach and established expertise to identify opportunities throughout the full range of real estate investment options. |
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Immovable PropertyThis term refers to real estate or land that cannot be moved or transferred easily. It includes buildings, structures, and land parcels that are intended for business or investment purposes. |
IndentureAn indenture refers to a legal contract, such as a deed or a mortgage agreement, that outlines the terms and conditions of a property transaction or financing arrangement. |
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IngressIt refers to the entrance or access point to a property or a building. The ingress is an important consideration for the flow of people and vehicles into the property. |
InventoryIt refers to the stock of available properties for sale or lease within a specific market or geographic area. It can include properties such as office buildings, retail spaces, industrial facilities, or land parcels. |
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InvestmentsInvestments mean capital deployed to acquire, develop, or improve properties with the expectation of generating income or appreciation over time. |
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