Value Creation
As the world adapts to a new normal, private real estate is a sector struggling to adapt to changing tenant demand. Modernizing and repurposing assets has become key to encouraging people back to workplaces. One overarching message is clear: creating value in today’s market involves a lot of adapting. Whether that is offering multi-purpose space or updating an asset so it stands out in the modern marketplace, it is time to get creative to add value – and that will come at a cost.
Japan Report
Japan’s real estate market is facing a sustainability-linked challenge, and the country has set out ambitious targets as the world adapts to a new normal. Despite recent weakness of the yen and rising inflation changing the investing landscape, the market remains as diverse as ever. As with many global markets, through the difficulties there is reason to be hopeful. Our latest Japan report showcases a market that despite facing headwinds, is keen to tackle the challenges both creatively and resiliently, to show the world its full potential.
Secondaries & Recapitalizations
The last year has seen a sea change, with investor-led secondaries coming back into vogue as economic conditions have shifted. 2022 set a record for real estate secondaries transaction volume at $12.4 billion, but lost in that number is a slowdown for GP-leds which has continued into this year. While 2023 is shaping up to be a very different year to the one that went before, the LP-led revival suggests it will still be an active one.
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