PERE Staff
How PERE conducted its comprehensive report on institutional investors’ attitudes toward ESG principles in private real estate investment.
Although traditional debt providers have become more cautious about the stateside shopping sector, newer lenders are looking for opportunities. By Michelle Phillips
Blackstone dominates and Wall Street capitulates as North American managers slowly cede ground to the rest of the world. PERE’s signature ranking has seen plenty of comings and goings as it has grown from 30 to 100.
The former PERE 30 and PERE 50 ranking of managers by five-year capital hauls is now 100-strong. Who made the cut? Find out here.
These are the private equity real estate firms that have enjoyed the highest institutional capital support over the last five years.
In an increasingly complex investment market, managers are sticking with traditional fund domiciles and opting to outsource more of their operational functions, survey findings reveal
The depositary’s role is changing as firms and service providers adapt to shifting regulation and the need to stay ahead of technological developments, says RBC’s Priya Nair. Vicky Meek reports
Fund structuring is ever more complex, driven by more stringent investor requirements, tighter regulation and increasingly diverse investment strategies, says RBC’s Dirk Holz. Vicki Meek reports
North American firms dominated PERE’s inaugural listing of the largest real estate debt fund managers.
We continue our countdown of the RED 50, ranking the world's largest real estate debt fund managers.
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