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Charlotte D'Souza

Charlotte D’Souza is the EMEA Editor for PERE, overseeing private real estate news and trends in the EMEA region, in addition to curating and editing PERE's monthly global magazine. Based in London, Charlotte joined PEI in 2022 as a Special Projects Editor before transitioning into the PERE reporting team at the start of 2023. Prior to joining PEI, she spent more than seven years on the content team at alternative assets data and insights provider Preqin, most recently as Senior Editorial Manager overseeing the editing desk for the global business. Charlotte has a BA in English and Spanish from the University of Exeter.
Businesswoman at the top of a ladder looking at her surroundings
The current market downturn is an opportunity for women with a vision to access capital hungry for fresh perspectives.
Women represent a substantial percentage of private real estate professionals, but men have a monopoly on the role of the entrepreneur.
Student accommodation: a growing sector for real estate investors
Despite a risk-off environment, lenders are ‘having to get their heads around’ operational deals given the uptick in activity in the space.
Photo illustration of carving out a piece of a pie.
Patrizia’s global investor survey results also reveal a shift in focus from core and core-plus strategies to debt and value-add real estate.
An operational strategy could unlock return premiums for investors across the risk spectrum, according to a report by law firm Macfarlanes.
IMMO
The single-family rental specialist has hired its first chief growth officer to boost institutional partnerships.
The UK-focused manager credits the 'positive social impact’ of its funds and its B Corp status for its largest fundraise yet.
PERE Europe members highlighted vast differences in legislation and stakeholder expectations when investing on a global scale.
UK industrial was among the sectors in which delegates at PERE Europe said values may have found a floor.
Teamwork to help survive crisis, businessman leads team sailing boat to survive storm.
The listed group has set its sights on raising €250m from institutional investors, amid growing interest from public groups in the private fund model.
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