Charlotte D'Souza
Managers consider how the transition to a new prime minister could affect the country's property market – and its standing with global investors.
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.
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.
While the classic succession model in private real estate involves a single heir apparent, multiple founder-led businesses are prioritizing optionality instead.
Following a multi-year selection process, two senior executives have been elevated as eventual heads of the business, while three have departed the secondaries manager.
With the Iran war exposing the volatility of energy pricing and the fragility of global supply, real estate managers consider how renewable energy can help mitigate the risks.
Capital allocators’ demand for bespoke vehicles means attracting capital to traditional commingled funds remains tough.
The manager has secured more than $650m across a global program focused primarily on GP-led secondaries but seeded with an LP-led fund portfolio.











