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The Living Company on how living sectors attract capital

Stephen Gaitanos, founder and joint CEO of The Living Company, says despite market volatility, investors are prioritizing integrated platforms that combine capital, operations and branding.

PJT Park Hill on capital shifting from volume to precision

Matt Casper and Michael Stark, partners and co-heads of PJT Park Hill’s real estate group, say thematic strategies and uniquely seeded offerings attracted global capital in a difficult fundraising environment.

GreenPoint Partners on capital pushing into nascent sectors

Chris Green, founder and CEO of GreenPoint Partners, says that as transport, energy transition and digital infrastructure mature, investors are backing strategies aimed at building scale.

Sculptor Real Estate on capital rotating to non-traditional assets

Steven Orbuch, founder and president of Sculptor Real Estate, says in a volatile market, investors are increasingly favoring diversified strategies with durable cashflow and lower correlation over traditional open-end funds.

Greystar on residential markets beginning to reprice

Wes Fuller, chief investment officer at Greystar, points to narrowing bid-ask spreads and improving liquidity as early signs of a global recovery.

Why European real estate credit looks safer than equity in the new cycle

In this podcast, AllianceBernstein’s Clark Coffee says valuing assets is becoming more challenging, making it more important for equity investors to pick the winners. But credit lenders just need to avoid the losers.

Ares Management on how private capital is stepping in where banks ease off

Asia’s economic tailwinds are creating particularly compelling opportunities for alternative lenders, say Ares’ Edwin Wong and Dinesh Goel.

Realterm on deconstructing IOS investments

Zoning limits and logistics demand are reshaping the industrial landscape, setting the stage for long-term outperformance in select property types, says Nathan Kane, head of research at Realterm.

Dream Industrial on powering industrial real estate’s next demand cycle

Trade, defense and energy spending are reshaping industrial demand as supply remains tight, explain Dream Industrial’s Alexander Sannikov, Bruce Traversy and Sjoerd Barmentloo.

IPUT: Dublin’s warehouse supply crunch is under way

With demand far outstripping supply, a structural shortage is fueling rental growth well above the European average, according to IPUT’s Niall Gaffney.