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Brookfield: The edge in AI investing is operational know-how

The rise of AI is driving an unprecedented build-out of data, compute and energy infrastructure. Private investors with deep operational expertise are uniquely positioned to generate long-term value from this mega-trend, says Brookfield’s Stewart Upson.

US roundtable: Certain uncertainties in real estate

After a year of economic, political and financial volatility, executives in PERE’s US roundtable have grown comfortable with the unknown.

Cain International: Hospitality’s journey from opulence to experience

Cain’s Eric Poretsky discusses how a generation of wealth is reshaping the high-end hospitality sector.

Accor: Hospitality sector goes mainstream

Accor’s Camil Yazbeck discusses how global hospitality groups are partnering with investors to unlock long-term value in a fast-evolving market.

Partners Group: Capitalizing on complexity

Operationally intense assets like hotels and resorts provide multiple value creation levers for investors that understand the dynamics of the post-pandemic landscape, explains Partners Group’s Stephen McCall.

Yardi: The AI advantage in commercial real estate

Separating innovation from hype is needed in a skeptical industry, says Yardi’s Jace Swank.

AppFolio: Bridging the performance gap with AI

Agentic AI creates a performance management solution for the entire ecosystem, notes AppFolio’s Mike Sebastian.

Arrow Global: Harnessing tourist ecosystems to drive returns

Hospitality investment in southern Europe is no longer just about beds and beaches, argues Arrow Global’s John Calvão.

Real estate credit finds its footing as markets recalibrate

In this podcast, Bravo Capital CEO Aaron Krawitz discusses how private credit is stepping in to finance multifamily and healthcare projects across the US amid tightened regulation and a retreat by traditional lenders.

Davis Polk: Retail push can complement traditional funds

There is now proof of concept that institutional and retail products can successfully be managed side by side, say Davis Polk’s Andrew Ahern, Oran Ebel, Christopher Healey and Leor Landa.