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Stuart Watson
Cap rates have increased sharply in both Europe and the US. But logistics experts argue that strong fundamentals will support a return of investment activity later in the year.
Will the surge in operational costs for logistics occupiers caused by higher energy prices impede progress toward a more sustainable sector?
Despite reduced liquidity and jittery real estate markets in North America, roundtable participants say opportunities remain in sectors with clear structural tailwinds
Participants in PERE’s Workplace roundtable seek to clear the fog of uncertainty surrounding post-pandemic working practices and the future of the office.
Managers attending PERE’s Impact Investing roundtable discuss grappling with a host of structuring and regulatory issues to shape the first generation of real estate impact funds.
Real estate investors are targeting value-add and core-plus strategies in response to rapidly evolving market conditions.
The participants in PERE’s global debt roundtable consider economic opportunities in a world transformed by the war in Ukraine.
Institutional capital continues to flow into European real estate. But with inflation high and interest rates poised to increase, the pressure is on managers to navigate risk successfully in an unsettled market.
Rampant demand and checks on supply are reshaping the dynamic between the owners of industrial space and their tenants.
As the pressure of capital seeking a home in logistics grows, managers are snapping up older buildings at increasingly sharp prices.