Middle East

Aggregate volume in 2022 dropped 24% from the $223.3bn raised in 2021, which was the highest total recorded by PERE in more than a decade.

As we enter a period of deglobalization, the implications for supply chains – and logistics investors – are significant, says Chris Urwin, the founder of Real Global Advantage.

By self-imposing a financially punitive measure to reduce emissions, NREP is demonstrating a method which promotes proactivity over passive carbon reduction investments.

A turbulent macro environment could mean more fluidity in PERE’s ranking of the largest real estate allocators in the coming years.

View our presentation for more on how institutions are grappling with the top trends and challenges in the industry.

While a 25% currency discount is a lure for some international bargain hunters, the institutional attitude has remained largely circumspect.

After a ‘wait-and-see’ period, political division and conflict in the region are set to drive capital westwards.

Wage inflation for juniors and a return to growth for seniors are among the key takeaways of this year’s compensation report conducted by PERE and executive recruiter Sousou Partners.

This is the second large-scale partnership between the Middle Eastern sovereign wealth fund and South Carolina-based real estate firm in Europe.

Senior departures and less visible asset sales have distracted from thematic investments made via indirect channels.