Kyle Campbell

The Boston-based manager's equity haul included $500m in commitments from new investors all finalized during the covid-19 pandemic.

Partnering with local developer LaTerra, the British Columbia pension investor continues to build its international multifamily portfolio.

Outraising its closest competition by $36bn in this year’s PERE 100, the sector’s heavyweight champion continues its dominance of the private real estate sector.

Landlords looking to serve tenants’ flexibility needs will have to own the risks.

The sector continues to perform for now, but the pandemic poses an existential threat to the short-term subleasing model.

Despite the coronavirus’s deep impact on the market, foreign and domestic investors are bullish on a US recovery, according to a survey conducted by the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate.

Launched by ANREV, INREV and NCREIF last month, the tool is intended to establish global performance standards and boost investor confidence.

Carnegie Corporation’s Alisa Mall called committing to new managers 'the equivalent of getting engaged to someone you’ve only talked to on your screen.'

The $310m first close for Slate Canadian Real Estate Opportunity Fund II consisted entirely of follow-on commitments from investors in the predecessor fund.

Amid shelter-in-place orders and widespread economic uncertainty, private real estate has yet to see its worst-feared outcomes of the covid-19 pandemic. So far, most rents have been collected on time, tenant defaults have been fewer than expected, investment capital has remained accessible and the earliest hit markets in Asia have already shown signs of recovery. […]