Mark Cooper

Investor interest in Asia-Pacific real estate debt is increasing, but these two markets stand out.

Trade wars and slowing growth dominate the China headlines, but investors are more concerned with long-term drivers of real estate demand, which remain attractive.

Institutional investors prefer the region to other emerging real estate destinations. Mark Cooper reports

Warehousing developers are adding value by seeking new uses for industrial sites in growing and maturing cities.

GLP’s CIO Alan Yang explains how building specialist domain expertise across global M&A, technology, rezoning and development of new assets has allowed the firm to increase its AUM almost sixfold since 2014 to over $60bn.

ESR's co-founder and co-CEO Jeffrey Shen tells PERE he expects rising consumption and the growth of e-commerce to continue propelling the warehousing market in Asia-Pacific.

CPPIB’s Guy Fulton speaks with Michael Chan of Macquarie Capital Real Estate Investments about its current investment strategy in China. Mark Cooper listens in

It is not easy to source deals in Hong Kong’s expensive and competitive property market, but private equity players are finding value in one of Asia’s busiest cities.

Investors cannot ignore Asia’s largest economy and private real estate players are no different, with billions of dollars lined up for China.

The big news in India’s private real estate market is the public equity market. A number of players are gearing up for the first round of investment trust flotations.