Kyle Campbell

Blackstone’s recent investment in sound stages and creative office capitalizes on an original content boom that is part of broader online consumption trends.

As streaming platforms race to produce original content, surging demand for sound stage space has boosted the sector’s appeal to institutional capital.

In the wake of the covid-19 outbreak, fundraising managers can be sorted into three categories: those finishing final closes, those launching new funds and those somewhere in between. All three must deal with unprecedented circumstances. But midstream fundraisers face the greatest challenges, especially managers that have already started deploying capital. Valuation is the key issue. […]

From virtual tours to janitorial robots, several technological advancements could smooth the transition back to office work

Institutional-grade investments near top universities are poised to perform well even with reduced enrollment.

Distressed hotel deals are now visible, but access to many would-be discounted transactions in the sector looks restricted.

The two pension investors have teamed up with Greystar to develop purpose-built student housing in the underserved French capital.

Institutions are optimistic about a quick return to normalcy but most are sticking with managers they know, two recent surveys reveal.

The Boston-based manager's equity haul included $500m in commitments from new investors all finalized during the covid-19 pandemic.

Partnering with local developer LaTerra, the British Columbia pension investor continues to build its international multifamily portfolio.