Greg Dool
Britain led the region’s real estate recovery in 2024, and institutional investors took notice in a big way.
Karen Horstmann, formerly of NBIM, and CBRE IM’s Christina Forrest have joined the Canadian pension as managing directors in New York and London, respectively.
The $1.5bn acquisition will nearly double the manager’s real estate AUM and dramatically expand its equity platform.
The manager also more than doubled the size of its non-traded REIT last year after pulling in another $270m.
After more than 40 years leading the logistics giant and its predecessor, AMB Property, Moghadam will be succeeded by company president Dan Letter.
PERE revisits the last crop of hot firms to watch in private real estate to see how they have evolved.
Town Lane and Greykite, two start-ups launched by established industry dealmakers last year, defied the odds with early fundraising and deployment successes.
Six in 10 institutions are now underweight in the asset class, but just 34% plan to up their investment in 2025.
New York Common is among the backers of the firm's first opportunistic vehicle.
The president’s initial moves since retaking office suggest little moderation from his campaign proposals.