Family Office

PERE’s 2026 ranking of the world’s largest private real estate allocators has recovered the ground it lost last year, and then some.

The platform bypasses managers such as Blackstone and Brookfield in favor of smaller, specialized firms for wealthy client portfolios.

Investor appetite for prime assets is intensifying, but a stubborn bid-ask gap is challenging the notion that scarcity alone will command a premium, writes JC Russell.

The cost of waiting to future-proof real estate assets is rising as core and core-plus investors weigh energy-efficient retrofits against the risk of future obsolescence, writes Elisabeth Jeffries.

Looking to build an investment platform rivaling its property management empire, the firm is targeting $1bn for a logistics fund with plans for another in the living sector.

Firms like London-based L+R Group are seeking to incorporate institutional capital to reach global scale.

The £12bn London-based family office is preparing to become custodians of institutional money predominantly within its hospitality specialization.

The vehicle is the largest-ever dedicated to the regional strategy and the third-largest raised for net lease investments overall.

PensionDanmark and SamPension are both backing the Northern Europe-focused vehicle as first-time investors with the Copenhagen-based manager.

New research from the Multifamily Impact Council and NYU finds multifamily resident services, engagement and sustainability initiatives positively influence NOI, writes Bob Simpson, founder and CEO of the Multifamily Impact Council.