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Charlotte D'Souza

Charlotte D’Souza is Editor, Equity for PERE, overseeing the editorial coverage of equity-side capital strategy and formation in private real estate globally. Previously, she reported on European private real estate as PERE's EMEA Editor in addition to curating and editing PERE's monthly global magazine. Based in London, Charlotte joined PEI in 2022, after spending more than seven years on the content team at Preqin, most recently as Senior Editorial Manager overseeing the editing desk for the global alternative assets data business. Charlotte has a BA in English and Spanish from the University of Exeter.
The arrival of the US manager’s tried-and-tested net lease strategy in the region has been met with emphatic support from investors.
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The manager is also eyeing a final close next quarter for its first Japan logistics fund post-GCP acquisition.
A broader range of return outcomes among vintage-2023 funds demonstrates the impact of the market correction on private real estate performance.
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The manager is looking to raise a total of €1.5bn for the vehicle, making it the joint fourth-largest European fund currently in market.
Panoramic sunset view over the London skyline.
Wilson Lamont will step back in January after a 25-year tenure spanning Ares and the real estate business acquired by the US manager in 2013.
Managers consider how the transition to a new prime minister could affect the country's property market – and its standing with global investors.
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When a private real estate manager is absorbed into a larger platform, continued performance and fundraising success is far from guaranteed.
The London-based residential manager has hired its first head of Europe as it looks to scale its platform on the continent.
Hughes (left) and Rabil (right): Bridgepoint Group is set to acquire Kayne Anderson Real Estate in a $1.4bn deal by year-end
With the manager’s real estate arm set to be acquired by Bridgepoint in a $1.4bn deal, CEO Al Rabil says investors’ changing allocation habits are driving a need to scale.
The manager has pulled in €400m for its oversubscribed opportunity fund focused on Greek and Italian markets.
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