Arshiya Khullar
So-called ‘disruptive technologies’ is impacting the way landlords and investors approach real estate investing and determine things like the ideal size, usage, layout and general amenities of their buildings. At PERE’s annual real estate conference in Hong Kong today, Mark Gabbay, chief investment officer and chief executive for Asia at the Chicago-based investment manager LaSalle […]
The firm has already raised bulk of the capital raising target for its first real estate debt vehicle.
Declining investing volumes in Japan demonstrate a further challenge for those with aspirations to build a lower risk and return portfolio in Asia.
Why Blackstone’s latest Asian retail investments are not to be considered among its high-conviction thematic bets.
The New York-headquartered firm’s $480m transaction with Taubman Asia to buy half-stakes in three malls in the region comes as volumes in the asset class continue to wane.
Kevin Colket has launched a ‘pure-play hospitality-focused firm’ to raise institutional capital for global investment strategies in the sector.
Andie Kang established Korea’s National Pension Service as one of the world’s pre-eminent private real estate investors, before swapping from public to private three years ago. Arshiya Khullar caught up with him at the country’s biggest investment manager IGIS Asset Management to hear all about it.
How to invest $5 billion in just the next 12 months: this is the burning question facing a number of private real estate investment managers in Asia right now. According to data shared by real estate services firm CBRE with PERE this week, a handful of 2014-vintage, closed-end, Asia-Pacific-focused real estate funds still have in […]
Paul Gately is the latest known senior real estate executive to depart CLSA Capital Partners after John Pattar’s high-profile exit.
CapitaLand’s acquisition of Ascendas-Singbridge creates Asia’s largest real estate manager. The rest of the world is next.