opinion

PERE talks to the winners and losers ten years on from property’s ‘day of reckoning’

While the world’s third largest pension fund grinds on spreading it global investment footprint, asset managers are considering the repercussions of its turnover issues.

In a two-minute video PERE senior editor Jonathan Brasse underscores the importance of the removal of fiscal stimulus for private real estate capital markets, as explored by senior reporter Meghan Morris in ‘The end of easy money’ this month.

A sector-wide dump of property is scheduled between now and 2020. The period will be a litmus test for the asset class.

PSERS may face difficulties persuading would-be partners to take part in an uncommon strategy aimed at helping it reduce its costs.

The troubles at the Middle East’s biggest private equity firm are relevant to investors in any private asset class, including ours.

Soaring values and investment volumes should give investors pause for thought, but European logistics fundamentals remain solid for now.

Private real estate investors lack choice when it comes to backing vehicles that span all regions. By Peter Hobbs, managing director and head of private markets, bfinance

If commercial property becomes a service industry, asset-level finance will become less relevant

The investment manager’s claim at PERE Europe that it might not need the office-share firm to co-invest in their next joint venture is an example of how the disruptor is winning over institutional money.