Family Office

Build-to-rent homes are one of the fastest-growing segments, especially in the US.

Bigger equity targets, more time in market and M&A activity all had an impact on managers’ diminishing capital raising power.

The fallout from Trump’s tariffs policy threatens to further delay a real estate recovery, but not everyone expects a slowdown to occur.

Investors’ top risk factors, favored sectors and performance expectations from private real estate are shifting as the industry finds a path to recovery.

Six in 10 institutions are now underweight in the asset class, but just 34% plan to up their investment in 2025.

The Dallas-based multifamily developer is teaming up with the Seattle-based opportunity zone specialist for the former’s first-time vehicle.

The New York-based manager closed its first two vehicles on $550m in commitments.

The founder of family office Vonrosen may bring in co-investors to support the expansion of Dubai luxury developer 25 Degrees, and to fuel broader real estate investment.

The London-based firm turned away approximately €200m in commitments for its second pan-European logistics-focused fund.

With one eye on the new market cycle, emerging and evolving capital sources are mobilizing to make the most out of an allocation to private real estate.