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The teachers pension’s biggest real estate commitment last year was to a new relationship with hyperscale developer BlackChamber Group.

The once-overlooked category was back in the spotlight at the PERE Network’s America Forum.

PAG saw the participation of Asian investors rise substantially with Fund VIII, increasing to 40% from 25% in the prior fund.

Amid heightened economic and geopolitical uncertainty, firms are instead focusing on a bottoms-up approach in the asset class.

The perennially optimistic industry has come to terms with some difficult truths about investing for the foreseeable future.

The investor added at least 23 new funds in 2022, including GLP Europe Income Partners III and Invesco US Real Estate Fund VI.

Half the fund has been deployed into office investments including Cross Street Exchange in Singapore and 44 Market Street in Sydney.

The industry’s outlook is brightening on photovoltaic installations, thanks in part to additional revenue from carbon-positive properties

PGIM’s plans to launch country-specific funds in the region is less of a departure than people may think.

Global fund managers continue to steer clear of new investment in China, focusing instead on finding ways to dispose of existing assets.

PERE’s annual ranking of private real estate fund managers active throughout the Asia-Pacific region.

Appetite for Japanese real estate is more robust than ever, but investors are increasingly adapting underwriting in a changing macroeconomic environment.