Mark Cooper
Asia-Pacific’s largest property market is a growing presence in the world of real estate investment management.
The pandemic has not put foreign investors off Australian real estate, say participants at PERE’s Australian roundtable. They imagine its potential growth once it is over.
International investment has boomed for the region’s largest developed market, thanks to firms’ longstanding operations.
Managers today face growing compliance pressures, from investors, occupiers and regulators. But, some see it as an opportunity to evolve their business.
Outsourcing is allowing managers to focus attention on their core business of capital raising and investing in an era of ever-growing demands from regulators and investors, says Ocorian’s Simon Burgess
The sector has weathered the pandemic storm and, around the world, operators have found their customers valuing the co-living community.
The country's apartment rental sector continues to be popular with foreign investors, even as rising prices compress returns.
Institutional capital is less concerned with political rhetoric over China and more about finding investment opportunities and the practicalities of negotiating local regulations.
Investors in China real estate are turning to non-core sectors, where they can build scale and boost returns.
Foreign and domestic managers in China want the best in global standards and a handle on local nuances, according to Jing Jing Qian and Catherine Law from Sanne
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