Evelyn Lee
PERE speaks with real estate borrowers across the globe about how they are surmounting the wall of loan maturities.
The chief executive of the Swedish private equity firm’s real estate platform expects 20% of Value Fund VI to be invested in distressed debt.
Some property owners are eschewing this higher-cost form of real estate financing, which they believe is only viable in limited cases.
The Atlanta-based multifamily specialist is bringing aboard a capital raising veteran who previously was a placement agent for 20 years.
The investment management arm of New York’s Related Companies has hired its first head of international capital markets.
The London-based residential specialist previously raised a Germany-focused fund after the global financial crisis.
The original justification for Canadian pension plans having standalone property platforms no longer holds up today.
But some investors had reservations about the Nordics even before Sweden’s property market woes became headline news.
Although capital flows are tightening across most of the globe, ESR’s Jeffrey Perlman explains this will be less the case in Asia-Pacific.
ESR’s Jeffrey Perlman is not focused on global domination. The firm’s ‘laser focus’ on Asia-Pacific will do just fine.
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