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StepStone on GP-led secondaries’ golden age

Opportunities abound in the GP-led real estate secondaries markets, says StepStone co-founding partner Jeff Giller.

PGIM Real Estate: Retail is on a comeback path

Rents have bottomed out across many global markets, making the sector more attractive from an investment standpoint, says PGIM Real Estate’s Sebastiano Ferrante.

CBRE IM on real estate secondaries going mainstream

CBRE IM’s Killian Toms and Chris Dickson outline where the real estate secondaries market is at today and where it is heading tomorrow.

Roundtable: India’s real estate market is stable and scalable

Amid ongoing regulatory reform and infrastructure investment in the country, real estate investors see significant potential in India.

Neuberger Berman on the need for hands-on asset selection

Private equity investors eye lucrative opportunities in an evolving real estate secondaries landscape, says Scott Koenig, managing director and head of real estate secondaries at Neuberger Berman.

Qualitas: The need for housing supports strong returns

Focusing on debt and the undersupplied Australian residential market is supporting capital raising and returns, says Andrew Schwartz, group managing director, co-founder and chief investment officer at Qualitas.

DNE Group: New economy thrives in a tough year

Investors remained disciplined in 2023, but DNE’s resilience enabled it to capital raise and expand its portfolio, says Dongping Sun, chairman and chief executive officer.

Slate Asset Management on remaining ‘focused, prudent and patient’

Slate Asset Management’s founding partner Brady Welch discusses raising capital to close the largest property deal in Germany amid a tough transaction market.

CBRE Investment Management is going beyond financial returns

Social and environmental gains are foundations of success, says Marius Schöner, managing director, head of EMEA residential operator division at CBRE Investment Management.

GAW Capital: The long and the short of Asia private debt

Market dislocation means lenders to Asia-Pacific real estate can hit equity returns, say Gaw Capital’s Kenneth Gaw and Foster Lee, but private credit will remain a valid strategy once the dust settles.