PERE looks back at the year just passed for the trends that mattered most. Today we look at trend number six - Private equity real estate firms around the world braced for the collateral damage from increased scrutiny of alternative asset managers.
Pressure on some managers to liquidate their UK assets is tempting others to create opportunistic vehicles to pick up bargains.
The joint venture will develop three mixed-use developments in the emerging neighborhoods of Bedford Stuyvesant and Harlem.
The Connecticut-based private real estate investment firm has hired former ABP chief investment officer of real estate to join the firm’s headquarters in Connecticut.
Upon his arrival to testify in a trial regarding portfolio company Korea Exchange Bank, Lone Star chairman John Grayken has reportedly been detained and banned from travel for 10 days.
The UK fund manager of Australia’s Valad Property Group has seen more investor support than anticipated for its vehicle targeting “Europe’s most successful economic block.”
PERE looks back at the year just passed for the trends that mattered most. Today we look at trend number five - ageing populations have put a premium on facilities that cater to senior citizens and healthcare businesses.
The property investment arm of Principal Financial Group has scooped up the 150 Spear Street office building in the city’s busy South Financial District.
The US’ largest pension fund has purchased yet another stake in a big-name buyout firm, reportedly paying $275 million for an interest in Silver Lake.
PERE looks back at the year just passed for the trends that mattered most. Today we look at trend number four - sovereign wealth funds have become major forces in global real estate investing.
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