Asia-Pacific

Private real estate losses prompt search for answers

As a growing number of covid-era deals underperform, investors are probing whether market timing or poor manager decisions are to blame.

David Hodes: ‘Why Chatham? They leaned in heavily on technology’

The PERE Podcast caught up with private real estate capital advisory firm Hodes Weill’s co-founder just days after its sale to financial risk management firm Chatham Financial about why their union made sense.

How net lease investors are recalibrating for a complex market

Net lease investing is shifting toward a more selective, durability‑focused approach as investors adapt to rising volatility and evolving tenant and property risks.

Net lease investors double down on due diligence

Investors in the strategy are leaning more heavily on corporate financials and real estate performance indicators as the global equity market pivots back toward income resilience.

Net lease property buyers increase focus on industrial and essential retail

Mission-critical assets and niche sectors gain traction as geopolitical uncertainty clouds near-term dealmaking for global net lease investors. By Joanna Hodgson

Sale-leasebacks gain ground as capital pressures mount

Rising refinancing needs, M&A activity and a cost-of-capital advantage are driving demand from both corporates and investors.

CIM Group on bridging the yield gap

Net lease real estate is growing in overall appeal, especially for global capital, says CIM Group’s Jason Schreiber.

Australia’s Qualitas expands direct real estate capabilities

Jesse Curtis will lead a platform designed to bring asset management in-house and focus on products offering stable, income-producing investments.

The cost of capital is climbing – and dealflow is feeling the strain

This week on The PERE Podcast, market participants are grappling with more economic noise as they try to fund and rework capital stacks during a period of rising costs and risk spurred by global geopolitical issues and their local repercussions.

GPIF taps Hong Kong’s Phoenix for domestic push

This marks the first time the world’s largest pension fund has invested in an Asia-based real estate manager.