Stuart Watson
Interest rate cuts could encourage greater activity as market turbulence begins to subside, but not in the short term, say participants in PERE’s US roundtable discussion.
High supply means life sciences tenants can call the shots, so meeting evolving user needs is paramount for investors.
With banks likely to remain on the sidelines amid regulatory changes, participants in PERE’s US debt roundtable anticipate openings to deploy capital both in refinancing and new acquisitions.
Managers are still focused on sustainability, even if the scale of future risks is not yet fully understood across the industry.
After a period of political and economic turbulence, not to mention real estate market paralysis, participants in PERE’s UK roundtable anticipate calmer waters ahead.
Many commercial real estate investors endured a wretched 2023. Inflation and spiking interest rates saw rapid shifts in borrowing and build costs, valuations and asking rents. Value-add dealmaking, the lifeblood of many funds, dried up as investors halted new commitments and managers grappled with the difficulty of underwriting transactions amid the rapidly unfolding situation. The […]
Investment activity has not rebounded despite flattening interest rates and strong economic indicators, say PERE’s US roundtable participants.
Edge computing could follow cloud as the next big trend in data center development.
Three giant transactions suggest a resurgence in demand for some of the biggest and most expensive assets in the global hotels market.
Fundraising for impact strategies is tough. But as the cost-of-living crisis hits society’s most vulnerable people, there is a growing need for private investors to step up.