Deals

Land of the rising tide 2006-07-01 Staff Writer The prefecture of Miyazaki on the island of Kyushu, located 953 miles south of Tokyo, features picturesque beaches and pine tree forests and, a few hundred yards from the Pacific Ocean, the world's largest indoor water-amusement park. The park comes complete wi

As the economies of Asia take flight, PERE takes a trip around the region to look at the residential markets of China, Japan and India— what is making them tick, what do buyers want and how can foreign funds participate? By Aaron Lovell

As activity in the European hospitality sector accelerates, private equity firms are reshaping the industry's ownership structure, begging the question as to who will own hotels in the future. By Arthur de Haast, global chief executive officer at Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels

As real estate investors compete for increasingly scarce opportunities, the need for due diligence to be conducted quickly has never been greater. By Dave Keating

2005 The Carlyle Group picks up Trump's West Side digs for $1.8 billion

2005 Macquarie makes history with a Shanghai office acquisition

2004 Sun Capital Partners leads investors into one of the first large retail deals

2004 Fortress purchases a government housing portfolio for €3.5 billion

2004 After many trials and tribulations, Morgan Stanley helps the Isle of Dogs back onto its feet

2001 Lone Star scoops up a prime Seoul office building in the wake of the Asian currency crisis