Asia-Pacific

Australia’s population, stability and constrained supply continue to draw international capital, but success in today’s core market depends less on allocating to the right sectors and instead selecting the right assets, say Dexus’s Brad Collier and Andrew Jeffs.

PEI Group found APAC-focused private real estate fundraising attracted $20.5bn at the end of 2025, a $6bn increase on 2024.

PERE’s annual ranking of private real estate fund managers active throughout the Asia-Pacific region.

Rising construction costs, limited supply of prime space and growing rents are helping logistics outperform other income-focused real estate strategies across Asia-Pacific, says ESR’s Phil Pearce.

Investors are redefining risk and rethinking what belongs in a core portfolio across Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific.

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

Local conviction, specialist capabilities and the ‘APAC lag’ are essential for prioritizing asset-level alpha over scale, says BlackRock’s Hamish MacDonald.

Inside: The PERE APAC Fund Manager Guide – our ranking of the region’s leading real estate fund managers; How emerging trends are reshaping capital and investment across Asia-Pacific; Expert insight from Macquarie Asset Management and BlackRock; Plus, much more…

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.

As AI drives demand for ever-larger facilities across Asia-Pacific, investors are focused on the ability to secure power rather than the buildings themselves, says Macquarie Asset Management’s James Kemp.