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PGIM Real Estate targets $2bn for data center fundThe US firm is aiming to hold a final close this summer for the globally focused vehicle, which would be its largest closed-end fund yet.
Adding value in Asia-PacificThe region’s diversity means a plethora of opportunities to create value for investors seeking to boost returns, but they need to be selective.
Stability and scale help Japan's real estate market hold a competitive edgeJapan remains the top choice in Asia-Pacific, despite tight cap rates and rising interest rates.
The rising role of private J-REITsJapan’s private real estate investment trusts have been more active than their listed counterparts in recent years, fueled by plentiful, cautious domestic capital.
Retail shows no sign of closing downIn-store shopping was never really threatened by the rapid growth of e-commerce, and now the two are working in tandem with each other.
Download PERE's 2024 Retail reportInside: A special report on why retail can make a comeback; How in-story shopping and e-commerce can work together; Plus expert comment from PGIM Real Estate
PGIM Real Estate: Retail is on a comeback pathRents have bottomed out across many global markets, making the sector more attractive from an investment standpoint, says PGIM Real Estate’s Sebastiano Ferrante.
Blueprint: PERE's Deep Dive on sector-specific funds, Apollo’s debut European debt fund, ESR's sale of ARA Private FundsPERE's March cover story zeroes in on why specialist funds are likely to have more luck attracting capital than their diversified counterparts this year; Apollo targets $1.09bn for its first European real estate debt fund in an increasingly crowded market for large property lending vehicles; ESR sells ARA Private Funds as part of its $750 million divestment plan; and more in today's briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
Clarion hires Karlekar to head global research and strategyIndraneel Karlekar returns to the New York manager, where he previously headed research during his days with affiliate ING.
PGIM sees potential in Argyle House, Edinburgh’s ‘ugliest building’PGIM Real Estate purchased the 11-story office block in late October from Kennedy Wilson for a reported £38m.