Managers

The executive is departing the Swiss manager less than a year after joining as global co-head of real estate.

With the newly created role, Asia’s largest REIT manager intends to grow its presence in the country, which it first entered in 2019.

Global supply chains have been reorganizing since the pandemic, but that does not necessarily mean deglobalization.

As more investors look to add hotels to their portfolios, managers are adjusting their approach to investment structures.

The listed company plans to expedite the return of invested capital, including transferring balance-sheet assets to third-party vehicles.

Asia’s public real estate firms are expanding into private markets for diversification and greater customization for investors.

PERE revisits the last crop of hot firms to watch in private real estate to see how they have evolved.

Currently, the two markets account for nearly 90% of the firm’s existing REIT portfolio.

The firm’s C-suite executives may hail from Goldman Sachs, but its property business has multiple links to another industry heavyweight.

For Sixth Street and Stonepeak, 2024 was a pivotal year for their growing property platforms.