Judi Seebus

Building clean and consistent data sets is key to successful AI adoption, but also proving to be the most significant barrier.

The integration of sustainability in private real estate investment has broadened considerably over the past decade, but is it still on track?

Big data, tech and AI applications are rapidly evolving from nice-to-have residential features to key components of an investment manager’s DNA.

Savvy global investors are cultivating alliances with local experts to capture investment opportunities as they gear up to navigate the next real estate cycle.

Strong rental growth prospects help last-mile logistics, industrial outdoor storage and cold storage stand out.

Global real estate debt investors are eyeing Australia’s living and logistics sectors as the most promising markets for capital deployment in the Asia-Pacific region, but opportunities are also emerging in other segments.

Both have made great strides toward sustainability of late. So why is private real estate still packing less of a punch against established benchmarks?

The sector holds huge potential for transforming the real estate industry, but some firms are finding that implementing it is not always straightforward.

The rapid adoption of AI and its considerable energy requirements pose challenges to the sector.

The growth of leisure travel is fueling the rebound of the global hospitality sector across all segments.