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Lisa Fu

Lisa Fu is a PERE reporter based in New York. She covers private real estate news and trends primarily in the Americas. Prior to joining PERE, she covered US equities as an intern at Business Insider’s Markets Insider vertical and at Bloomberg’s First Word desk. She also spent some time as an intern at Fortune. Lisa is a graduate of the University of Georgia. She holds a degree in Journalism (AB) and New Media Certificate from the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communications and a degree in Economics (AB) from the Terry College of Business.
As GRESB passes the 10-year mark, Lisa Fu puts the industry’s yardstick under the microscope
New York-based Pretium’s $1.5bn deal is one of the largest GP-led secondaries transactions recorded, as such deals account for a growing share of the market.
As the prices of assets in US gateway cities rise, eyes will turn to attractive office investment opportunities in secondary cities, especially those experiencing rapid job growth.  
After being passed over initially, German investor BVK and partners snap up the building on the second attempt.
The co-working company is adjusting to new ownership under SoftBank, a decision some of its landlords support while others remain uninterested in WeWork all together.
The manager of the Government Pension Fund of Norway has acquired a stake in a $2bn US industrial portfolio via a joint venture with Prologis.
Defined contribution pension assets have finally overtaken defined benefit plan assets in size – and are growing more quickly, too. So why are they still not a staple part of many private real estate manager capital bases?
The UK insurer has committed €400m to the London-based firm's first pan-European vehicle, which will target ground lease investments.
Many property owners still depend on insurance as the first line of defense against climate change risk, but insurers are now reevaluating the coverage and prices they want to offer.
The region's pension managers say they are focusing on demographics, demand shifts and tech trends - as reflected in some of their largest deals this year.
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