News & Analysis

Bouwinvest launches international program for third-party capital

Leveraging the global real estate footprint of its principal client bpfBOUW, the Dutch firm is for the first time offering international mandates to other institutions.

Medical office goes mainstream in private real estate

As growing investor appetite coincides with a unique buying opportunity, medical outpatient buildings are emerging as an increasingly viable institutional property investment.

GIC’s Europe real estate head to depart

Tracy Stroh, who has been with the Singaporean sovereign fund for 25 years, will leave the business at the end of the month.

Hongkong Land eyes third-party capital for developments in Singapore

As the group evolves from pure development to asset-light investment management, it is preparing to open its development pipeline to outside investors.

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Alex Knapp’s real estate rebalancing challenge at NBIM

Boosting returns and scale at the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund is no easy feat. But the property boss is up to the task.

Oxford Properties’ Plesman: ‘We expect interest in core to strengthen’

The president and CEO of OMERS’ property business expects appetite for private real estate’s lowest risk and return profile to come back as another cycle forms.

Introducing the PERE Core 100

The first PERE Core 100 manager ranking comes as institutional appetite for real estate’s lowest risk and return profiles is expected to return.

A new dawn for core real estate

PERE has started ranking managers by their fundraising for core and core-plus risk and return profiles at a widely anticipated transitional time for private real estate.

Sector specialists reign supreme in the Core 100

Nearly 90% of the equity raised by Core 100 managers went into sector-specific vehicles, with residential and industrial attracting the largest shares.