Kyle Campbell
By domiciling the fund in Luxembourg, the US-based firm raised all of the equity for the first close of its second commingled vehicle from the region.
Since lumping the two underrepresented groups together is failing to close private real estate’s racial gap, a new, separate approach is due
The Chicago-based firm's new scholarship program aims to bring on Black and Latinx students as summer interns and ultimately hire them as full-time staff.
Billions of dollars have been poured into turning the Farley Building into a state-of-the-art office complex and train hall.
As retail and office sectors trend toward volatility, the steady returns of sale-and-leaseback strategies are becoming attractive fixed-income substitutes.
Leniency from banks has given private real estate lenders flexibility to pass down, but leveraged investments remain a ticking timebomb.
Recent commitments by Amazon and Facebook signal the long-term stability of large office markets amid the pandemic disruption
Ron Rawald was a 34-year real estate veteran whose impact was felt around the globe, holding leadership roles in the US, Asia and Europe.
The sector has been a bright patch for real estate investors thus far, but the end to a generous unemployment program raises serious questions.
Three specialists discuss the latest innovations and trends in real estate technology that have proved most useful during the pandemic.
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