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One of private real estate’s hottest sectors is also one of the most opaque, according to speakers at the PERE America Forum.

This year’s delegates heard exuberant statements from managers amid a belief that the worst for private real estate capital markets is ‘in the rearview mirror.’ Not everyone is convinced.

Amid ongoing volatility, overseas capital has gone from redlining the world’s largest property market to returning to it half a year later.

A panelist at last week’s Yale Real Estate Conference says a lack of due diligence is partly to blame for current fundraising struggles.

Core coffers are filling once more as investors see value, but the transaction market remains stunted, according to delegates at Expo Real.

The anticipated inflows are more than triple the amount from a year ago, according to the firm’s head of European investment strategy.

The PERE Podcast breaks down property investors’ main reason for optimism at the Munich conference this week: a NATO-driven market resurgence.

For reasons good and bad, Europe’s largest economy had many tongues wagging at the Messe München this week.

The real estate chief, whose firm raised the largest-ever fund targeting the space, said the strategy has ‘blown up’ in the last few years.

Strong market conditions and lower risk make it an opportune time to invest in the asset class, said the firm’s CEO.