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The looming debt maturity wall is one of the factors expected to power manager-led secondary market transactions, says StepStone Group’s Jeff Giller.

This emerging style of secondary market solutions is all the rage in 2026, says Evercore’s Jarrett Vitulli.

The strategy has moved beyond its opportunistic roots to become a key portfolio management tool, say CBRE IM’s Achal Gandhi, Kilian Toms and Chris Dickson.

Amid slower fundraising, real estate managers are turning to secondaries markets as a strategic source of capital rather than a last-resort liquidity tool, say Townsend’s Anthony Frammartino and Jake Heacox.

Middle-class rental apartments in Japan continue to deliver the most attractive risk-adjusted returns and scalability prospects, says Alyssa Partners’ Chedli Boujellabia.

Higher rates and shifting capital dynamics are forcing a rethink of how returns are generated, says LaSalle’s Steve Hyung Kim.

Rising rates and stronger pricing are reshaping Japan’s property market, pushing capital toward higher-yielding strategies, say Minoru Yonekura and Kenya Shimono with Seven Seas Advisors.

Leveraging a flex living strategy can help address supply-demand imbalances and acute affordability issues across major gateway cities, say Bain Capital’s Ali Haroon and Rafael Coste Campos.

As residential markets adjust to a more disciplined lending environment, lenders are finding opportunities in well-structured schemes and strong sponsor partnerships, says Arrow Global’s Emma Burke.

Rising competition is making it more difficult for US debt fund managers to deploy capital.