Pere 200

Introducing the PERE 200

The inaugural PERE 200 ranking represents a broadening asset class and an increasingly competitive marketplace.

Five key takeaways from the 2022 PERE 100

Strong showings from sector specialists and the return of some familiar faces help private equity real estate’s elite return to form.

The PERE 100 grows from the middle out

Mid-sized managers accounted for an outsized share of the new capital brought to this year’s rankings, with 16 firms clearing $5bn for the first time.

PERE 100 investment volumes are back to breaking records

The global property investment market was in full swing in 2021 with record transaction volumes, writes Tom Leahy, executive director at MSCI – Real Capital Analytics.

The stars are aligning for more mega-funds

A recent dearth of $5bn-plus fund closes in this year’s PERE 100 ranking masks the opportunity for such products.

Five takeaways from this year’s PERE 100

The 2021 ranking reflects more muted fundraising activity during the covid pandemic.

PERE 100 sees lower investment levels

Hampered transaction activity by the PERE 100 in 2020 was predictable in the circumstances, writes Simon Mallinson, executive managing director at Real Capital Analytics.

PERE 100 returns bolstered in a turbulent year

Aided by the rise of logistics and other property types, opportunistic and value-add managers outperformed their core counterparts.

The covid effect on the PERE 100

Even the most dominant in the ranking are seeing a drop in aggregate growth.

PERE 100’s investing showing first signs of reduction

The ranking’s net investing almost halved in the last 12 months. Restrictions imposed by covid-19 will only further reduce its ability to place capital, writes Simon Mallinson, executive managing director of Real Capital Analytics.