The Pere Podcast

PERE America 2025: ‘Everyone will have an opportunity to outperform’

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.

Understanding synthetic risk transfers, the financial tool reshaping real estate lending

Synthetic risk transfers are being embraced by real estate bank lenders, helping them to free up capacity for more lending. The PERE Podcast team breaks down how this financial tool works, and why its increasing use is good news for borrowers.

Is real estate’s allocation slide a brief dip or a sign of a larger rebalancing?

Hodes Weill’s Doug Weill joins The PERE Podcast to break down a historic reversal in institutional portfolio weighting and what it means for the sector’s future.

Defense spending and real estate: Insights from Expo Real

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

Growth reversed: Declines hit real estate’s top allocators

The PERE Podcast breaks down a turning point for the Global Investor 100 ranking with guest Dimme Lucassen of Evercore.

QuadReal joins the race for Europe debt exposure with a £2.5bn push

As US and Canadian managers scale up in European real estate credit, The PERE Podcast spotlights recent plays by QuadReal, Brookfield and others, as well as the factors driving them.

Will lower interest rates jumpstart the private real estate market?

The PERE Podcast reacts to a long-awaited Fed cut and spotlights the key considerations for property investors going forward.

‘I didn’t do this to exit. I did this to grow’: Breslauer on Patron’s sale to MEGP

This episode of The PERE Podcast features a wide-ranging interview with Keith Breslauer, as the Patron Capital founder stands on the brink of a new direction for the business.

Morgan Stanley goes local with a $900m bet on Japan

The PERE Podcast spotlights the country’s continued emergence as a hot destination for institutional real estate capital, both domestic and international.