PERE Staff

Inside: Asia’s 50 biggest fundraisers ranked; A guide to the region’s key markets; Expert comment and analysis from PAG Real Assets, CBC and GLP Capital Partners; Plus much more…

Inside: Commercial real estate’s branding problem – how bad publicity is impacting the industry, and what investors are doing about it; Brian Kingston on why Brookfield is more than just offices; A life sciences roundtable; Plus much more…

With a huge runway for growth driven by AI, the hyperscale campus format is the future, explain Keppel’s Wai Meng Wong and Hwee Long Loh.

Surging appetite and high barriers to entry explain why investors are embracing the data center sector, say Principal Asset Management’s Casey Miller and Paul Lewis.

The time is now to partner with hyperscalers globally at scale, says IPI Partners’ Matt A’Hearn.

Blackstone's partial exit from Las Vegas's Bellagio exemplifies the firm's keenness for a focus on the profitable exits from its BREIT; Newmark shows how lending sources are drying up; PERE introduces Trend Watch for print and online publications, and more in today's briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.

China Evergrande’s Chapter 15 bankruptcy filing creates further turmoil for China’s ailing economy, Fortress makes a contrarian bet on New York City office with a $1 billion loan portfolio purchase, PERE introduces benchmarking tools for fund performance, and more in today's briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.

WeWork plots a mass reduction in office occupation as part of plans to save itself in another headwind for institutional office landlords; AEW and Savills Investment Management see senior shuffles as Jeff Furber and Kiran Patel prepare for retirement; Brookfield boss Bruce Flatt predicts a repeat of the firm's famous post-GFC Turnaround Consortium performance; and more in today's briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.

Carlyle chief executive Harvey Schwartz shows optimism for the firm’s fundraising and investment prospects in real estate; the US's second credit downgrade raises questions about longer-term investor allocations to the country; EQT Exeter launches a $5 billion non-traded REIT to primarily focus on real estate assets with business tenants; KKR installs real estate executives in Los Angeles; and more in today's briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.

Stricter capital reserve requirements for US banks have become reality, stoking fears among commercial real estate borrowers of less available debt; Singapore state investment fund GIC hits real estate allocation limits after last year's buying spree; CalSTRS posts negative real estate performance that still beats its benchmark and more in today's briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.