Arshiya Khullar
Three of real estate’s most institutionalized sectors are facing long-term, structural headwinds. ‘Niche’ strategies, meanwhile, are pushing into the mainstream.
The first nine months of 2020 were the lowest year-on-year global fundraising period in the past five years, according to newly released PERE data.
Strained geopolitical relations have pushed Chinese foreign direct investment in private real estate to historic lows. Yet, as Arshiya Khullar finds, not all Chinese investors are stopping their activities in the West.
Vacancy and rental levels could be on a longer-than-anticipated road to recovery, especially in Western markets.
Hotels was the worst performing real estate sector in H1 2020, but some managers are banking on a rebound in the sector.
There is an increasing flurry of investors from the city-state eager to diversify their wealth into gateway real estate markets for political, opportunistic and strategic reasons.
The zero-interest rate environment will have a positive impact on real assets, says the chief executive in the firm's second-quarter earnings call.
Geopolitical tensions threaten to eliminate the country’s buyers’ once outsized influence in US property.
Biotech and pharmaceutical companies are increasingly emerging as a dependable tenant group at a time of unprecedented uncertainty over the future for the office sector’s demand.
The newly launched firm is betting on the resilience of the region’s office sector, despite the unprecedented uncertainty brought on by the pandemic.
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