Erik Kolb
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Our inaugural survey of graduate-level real estate programs identifies a trend in industry-specific training and, hopefully, informs firms of a better way to go about recruitment.
‘Unorganised and ‘unattractive’: the typical real estate recruitment process isn’t widely admired. Tapping the growing number of universities with dedicated real estate MBA programs could be the answer
Our magazine received a gold award for best commercial trade magazine by the National Association of Real Estate Editors
New Mexico’s Canavan on demographics-driven investing and his preference for smaller managers
UPS’ Spick on unfunded commitments and de-risking the portfolio
Oregon's Breault on global investing and selecting top managers
Once high-ranking mainstays of PERE’s annual fundraising survey, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have fallen out of the top 50 firms – but that doesn’t mean they are out of the game completely.
The results of PERE’s annual fundraising ranking are in, and the elimination of the last remaining funds raised prior to the fall of Lehman has resulted in a complete makeover of the list
CalPERS’ desire to meet its new increased real estate allocation target by next July illustrates the pressures facing anyone looking to put a large amount of capital to work
The results of the 2013 Global PERE Awards are in, and larger, better-known players once again dominated
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