News & Analysis

Despite increased regulatory attempts by the government, the Chinese property market shows no signs of slowing down, particularly as domestic investors look to get into the game. By Aaron Lovell

Prudential Real Estate Investors has teamed up with Sunrise to invest $1bn in UK senior living communities.

Neil Cable, the head of European real estate for Fidelity, is busy hiring as the US firm gears up for direct property investing.

Toronto-based Brookfield Asset management, a minority owner of London's Canary Wharf, is set to launch a European real estate fund.

Europe's unlisted property sector is one of the most opaque in the real estate industry. Now steps are being taken to improve its transparency and corporate governance. Is anyone listening? By Robin Marriott.

Golub and Goldman Sachs are teaming up to acquire Chicago's landmark John Hancock Center for approximately $385m.

Two former UBS pros have launched JT Partners, a placement agent with minority backing from Apollo Real Estate and Raimus Capital.

Manhattan has always been a pricey town. now, according to Cushman & Wakefield, it's getting pricier.

Improving fundamentals and the world's biggest buyout are injecting a sense of optimism into the property markets. But when everyone's confidence starts to soar, is it time for a dose of pessimism? By Paul Fruchbom

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