Managers

The office sector’s long fall from grace

The property type has become anathema to investors in the post-pandemic era. But its demise has been decades in the making.

From skepticism to conviction: The meteoric rise of data centers

Investors’ embrace of digital infrastructure turned a niche sector into a booming frontier – and there is plenty of room left to grow.

How logistics moved from ‘fringe to mainstream’

Increased capital flows, evolving strategies and specialized funds have transformed logistics real estate into a mainstream institutional asset class.

Hospitality’s rise, fall and recovery

More institutional capital has entered the hospitality space as traditional sectors like offices and retail face challenges.

The ‘living’ sector takes top billing

Residential benefited from the headwinds battering other sectors as the segment became increasingly institutionalized, especially in Europe.

Redefining retail in a decade of disruption

Having grappled with both the rise of e-commerce and the impact of covid-19, the once-maligned sector is attracting renewed interest.

‘Ongoing stagnation’: Real estate fundraising stays muted in H1

The PERE Podcast breaks down our just-released H1 2025 fundraising report – and why it is too early to declare a rebound for the asset class.

DOWNLOAD: H1 fundraising volumes dispel recovery predictions

Massive capital hauls from Blackstone masked what was otherwise a tepid capital raising environment during the first half of the year.

Madison Realty Capital’s skyline-changing deals

The New York-based real estate private equity firm is a construction lender, and much more, co-founder Josh Zegen tells The PERE Podcast.

‘Not just an LP’: Real estate enters its operational era

Investing in operationally managed real estate is not a proposition every investor can stomach, but the hunger is spreading.