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The year of opportunityIn almost every conceivable category, 2005 was a banner year for the global private equity real estate industry. In a look back, Private Equity Real Estate chronicles the ten most notable stories of the past 12 months.
- Bubble, anyone?
As investors are getting comfortable with China, the specter of a realty bubble looms.
- Stage comeback
First he wanted out. Then Lord Andrew Lloyd-Webber decided he wasn't done owning theatres after all.
- Building up Britain
The Carlyle Group and UK developer Skelton Group are teaming up for a real estate JV with a focus on the UK.
- Starwood bulks up
Following a spate of new hires and fund closings, Starwood has hired William Jandrisits as director of finance to help manage its rapid expansion.
- Carlyle buys Oriental Trading for $1b
Brentwood Associates will sell the consumer-product company to Carlyle after a hotly contested auction.
- Northern uproar
Yields have declined in UK cities recently - but that could be about to change.
- Time is money
When private a faded hotel in Japan, there By Alison Granito
- The fugitive
The fugitive 2006-11-01 Staff Writer By all accounts, Steven Lee, an ambitious 30-something, Korean-American Harvard MBA, was a rising star at Texas-based Lone Star Funds. However, few falls in the industry's short history have been as dramatic—or as damagingly influential. Today, Lee is facing charges for t
- Carlyle bags first China real estate deal
Washington, DC-based private equity firm The Carlyle Group has acquired 110 villas in Shanghai, the group’s first property investment in China, according to local press reports.