PATRIZIA

Redman joins the German-based manager after a nearly two-decade run in Invesco’s London office.

As global economies descend into a trade war, investors and managers are prioritizing a greater mix of strategies to navigate through uncertainty.

The German manager is actively expanding beyond Europe, but its investment in a US data center developer was ‘not driven geographically,’ according to head of investment division James Muir.

London-based manager Evonite expects to hit the road with its first investment vehicle within the next few months.

Mathieu Elshout, formerly head of sustainability and impact investing at Patrizia, will join the Australian superannuation fund in London.

Options for alternative lenders to capitalize on the opportunity in real estate debt are taking longer than expected to manifest in Europe.

The German manager has raised around €300m to invest in social and affordable housing across western Europe.

The venture capital manager has hired its first executive in the region to strengthen local partnerships and help investee companies gain a global footing.

As liquidity gradually returns to private real estate, much of the proceeds are not flowing back to where they came from, PERE heard at MIPIM.

As demand for affordable housing surges, managers are betting sustainable construction and fixtures can cut energy costs and emissions.

With so many different sustainable strategies to choose from, investors and managers must decide what is right for their portfolios.