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Greg Dool

Greg Dool is an editor responsible for PERE's coverage of North American real estate markets and its subscriber-exclusive weekly Blueprint digest, as well as the co-host of The PERE Podcast. Based in New York, he previously worked at The Real Deal, where he ran the commercial real estate beat and edited the monthly print magazine. Prior to that he was a senior editor at Folio:, a media industry trade journal. He holds a bachelor's degree in English from Villanova University.
The Toronto-based investorโ€™s head of US investments Ankit Bhatt calls the transaction 'a foundation for growth in a new sector.'
The managers plan to raise additional capital for their venture focused on grocery-anchored assets in the US and Canada.
A strategy shift by Norwayโ€™s $2trn wealth fund portends a broader appetite for indirect property investing among top allocators.
Aerial photo of New York City at sunset.
Executives from La Caisse, Blackstone and Hines are as bullish as ever on the worldโ€™s largest office market, while CBRE co-CEO Adam Gallistel sees greener pastures in Europe.
Marq Logistics will unify Ares' industrial portfolio with operations bought from GCP, encompassing 600 million square feet globally.
Photo of a dramatic sunset, featuring Downtown Chicago.
With an initial $600m capitalization, the partnership aims to assemble the countryโ€™s largest privately owned self-storage platform.
Cars in traffic in Downtown Los Angeles at sunset.
The Tishman Speyer and Bellco Capital JV is back with a second fund in what its CEO called โ€˜the most compelling investment window in years.โ€™
This episode of The PERE Podcast looks at how a quest by private markets' biggest managers to service private wealth and insurance capital alongside institutional investors is creating a set of industry behemoths.
By raising co-investment capital for digital assets alongside a logistics fund, the manager is mitigating some risk and keeping its options open.
View of Midtown Manhattan from the East River
The manager said it pulled in $260m in co-investment capital after identifying three power-ready sites suited for data centers.
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