Michael Spies and his growing roster of senior investment professionals are carefully expanding Tishman Speyer's already significant footprint in Europe. Spies and company recently shared with PERE their team-oriented approach to investing in Europe's biggest cities. By Robin Marriott
9 min read · 22 January 2013
The country has generated much interest as private equity real estate firms look to expand in Latin America. By Eva Poon
3 min read · 22 January 2013
Caisse de depot is looking to spend C$1.6bn on real estate in India.
5 min read · 22 January 2013
ING Real Estate has closed its first China-focused opportunity fund on $350m with plans to focus on residential developments in primary and secondary cities.
2 min read · 23 January 2013
In recent years, environmentally friendly hybrid cars have become increasingly prevalent in North America and Europe. Are green offices, home, hotels and shopping centers next? By Alison Granito
8 min read · 23 January 2013
Private equity real estate investors are rushing into Brazil in search of heavenly returns. But amid the aura of political and economic stability, the emerging market risks continue to loom large. By Paul Fruchbom
10 min read · 23 January 2013
The private equity real estate firm has bought a package of commercial properties as it ends a mixed year on a high note.
2 min read · 23 January 2013
The gatekeeper 2006-11-01 Staff Writer Nori Gerardo Lietz is someone you should be nice to—at least if you're an opportunity fund manager.<br /> <br /> As one of the most respected pension fund consultants in the world, Gerardo Lietz wields enormous influence over where institutional investor
1 min read · 23 January 2013
The activist 2006-11-01 Staff Writer Some LPs prefer to sit back and let private equity real estate fund managers invest their money without much oversight. Others take a more hands-on role. And a select few, like JP Morgan's Joanne Douvas, redefine what it means to be a limited partner.<br /> <br
1 min read · 23 January 2013
Private equity real estate firms are looking to capitalize on Hong Kong's recovery. But as China's development continues unabated, will the mainland's economic emergence eventually threaten the city's prosperity? By Robin Marriott
10 min read · 23 January 2013
