Jonathan Brasse
A hard-hitting opening panel posed the question of whether the institutional real estate industry is passing the buck on decarbonization or just sobering up.
The real estate business of the Paris-based private equity firm has attracted €300m in commitments for its third value-add investment fund.
The Newport Beach-based manager has closed its second property credit fund on $3bn, more than double the size of its predecessor.
As many as 25 European institutions descended in this year’s GI 100 ranking, notably more than those in other regions.
During a period of inactivity in private real estate, the sovereign wealth fund has motored to the top of the ranking with a surge of transactions.
Marc Fuhrmann of Arrow Global discusses implications of the current market conditions and volatile rate environment on equity and debt in European real estate markets.
The Barcelona-headquartered has already completed a first closing and outlays for the fifth in its value-add fund series.
Resorting to social media demonstrates the world’s largest pension fund’s struggles to find someone to meet its real estate aspirations.
Brookfield has been labeled a ‘canary in the coal mine’ for offices after defaulting on loans earlier this year. The firm's property chief is adamant this is a mischaracterization.
The Copenhagen-based private equity real estate firm expects to pass the €2bn mark for its Nordics-focused Nrep Income+, opening up for further commitments by the end of the year as fundraising conditions pick up.