Asia-Pacific

What does the next decade hold for private real estate?

Technological evolution and climate-related obsolescence are both emerging trends on real estate investors’ radar, but so is the potential reclassification of the entire asset class.

Former CLSA executives raise $105m for NPS-backed debut fund

The vehicle’s capital sources are split between Asian family offices and institutional investors that include the South Korean pension fund.

Lazard: Investor capital is converging toward real assets

Institutional appetite is gaining pace to allocate to sectors that have infrastructure characteristics, writes James Jacobs, head of real assets for Lazard’s private capital advisory group.

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.

Hospitality’s rise, fall and recovery

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

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.

The decade that ushered in seismic change

Private real estate investment has shifted from the old world order to find its place in the new.

Investor portfolios shift from passive returns to active management

Property allocations have taken on a more nuanced role in investors’ portfolios as the asset class has matured.

When real estate capital formation became bigger and broader

As investors have grown more sophisticated, the fundraising process has also become more intensive over the past decade.