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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.
The London-based logistics specialist exceeded its target size for the core-plus vehicle within five months of launch.
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The firm’s head of Europe real estate, James Seppala, expects buyers and sellers to emerge from the sidelines from here on out, creating further opportunities to deploy in the region.
The London-based manager is winding down two entities in the country amid efforts to simplify its corporate structure across Europe.
The road ahead for private real estate looks bumpy. But long-awaited positive rate signals from central banks are the tonic the market needs to get moving again.
Your vote can still determine who wins – we highlight six categories where the slimmest of margins separate the leaders from the rest of the pack.
Delayed sale and recap processes are expected to be launched early next year, says Mark Allnutt, executive director, Europe, at Greystar.
Border to Coast Pensions Partnership has established core and value-add vehicles with a combined target of £1bn in partner fund commitments.
The industry body has urged the European Commission to consider a new labeling system akin to what the UK FCA is proposing for the SDR.
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Two historic fundraises in the space of a week tell us much about where real estate investors see opportunities for returns in a fractured market.
PGIM Real Estate purchased the 11-story office block in late October from Kennedy Wilson for a reported £38m.
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