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Real estate dominates Brookfield fundraising activityThe asset class accounted for more than three-quarters of private fund inflows reported both during the third quarter and the past 12 months.
Brookfield Property Partners to sell an additional $2.5bn in GGPThe real estate platform of Brookfield Asset Management intends to further syndicate its investment in the mall owner over the next 18-24 months.
Preparing for a hidden downturnOn the 10th anniversary of the global financial crisis, six senior industry executives discuss how they are positioning themselves late in the cycle, while still exploiting pockets of opportunity in the US private real estate market.
2018 Spotlight on IndiaThe big news in India’s private real estate market is the public equity market. A number of players are gearing up for the first round of investment trust flotations.
Lehman was painful for some but made champions out of othersPERE talks to the winners and losers ten years on from property’s ‘day of reckoning’
Rethinking Real Estate sees more data, more problemsBuildings are filling up with digital devices that see, hear and remember everything. Dror Poleg, of Rethinking Real Estate, asks whether the sector is ready for a privacy scandal
The key to proptech investingAs property technology moves into the mainstream, investors are discovering how to best access the space.
Luck, judgment and money: who made the most of the recoveryA handful of organizations found they were unencumbered by their pre-crisis dealings, able to recognize bottoming conditions and could access the capital to get investing again. They became the post-crisis winners.
RE investment activity rises in H1 2018Total deployment in the asset class from publicly traded firms Blackstone, Apollo, Carlyle, Ares and Brookfield increased year-on-year, but realizations dropped at the same time, according to the firms’ latest earnings results.
BVK expands its non-core RE holdings in the USThe German pension fund is part of a six-party consortium that has purchased more than 100,000 square feet of vacant office space at 685 Fifth Avenue in New York.