Asia-Pacific

PERE’s annual conference in Tokyo saw some of the biggest names in the Japanese institutional investor community outline their investment strategy.

These are the men and women you want in your corner when fundraising in today’s ultra-competitive capital markets.

One Beverly Hills has yet to break ground after more than 10 years’ delay – now it’s seeking another new owner.

The trade war between the US and China, coupled with cap rate compression, is making investors and their managers reassess their Asia-Pacific investment strategies.

The equity invested in private real estate by non-US investors has grown in both absolute and relative terms.

The Government Pension Investment Fund has entered global real estate. PERE investigates what comes next for the world’s largest pension fund.

Lower cost of hedging is putting Australia back on the map for overseas investors like the Japanese institutions, says Richard Stacker, chief executive officer for industrial at Charter Hall Group.

The Hong Kong-based private equity real estate firm has set a $2bn hard-cap target for its sixth pan-Asia opportunistic real estate fund.

While a growing percentage of institutions are targeting value-add and opportunistic investments, interest in core strategies has declined for the first time in five years, according to a new report.

The South Korean public pension giant is the majority investor in the mixed-use development project in Seoul’s Gangnam business district.