As private equity funds evolve, they will increasingly need the guts to be considered sustainable companies. By Joshua Herrenkohl
As competition increases in Shanghai and Beijing, second-tier markets are the toast of China—and cities like Qingdao and Hangzhou are turning into the next hot hotel markets. By Aaron Lovell
Private equity groups are no longer buying British pubs just for economies of scale. Now, they're repositioning them to accommodate the country's changing tastes and its impending smoking ban. By Robin Marriott
For the first time, PERE commemorates the people, firms and deals that shaped the past year in the global private equity real estate industry. And what a year it was.
Citigroup Property Investors raised €1.6 billion for its debut European real estate fund last year. Here Roger Orf, who runs the firm's European arm, explains Citigroup's strategy, his 30-year career in real estate and that model train on his desk. By Robin Marriott
The private equity giant is teaming up with Citigroup to invest $5bn in Indian infrastructure.
While the Chinese government's property policies are cause for concern, they should not—and are not—scare away investors. By Aaron Lovell
The London-based private equity firm has made nearly six times its equity on the sale of a office and retail development in Munich.
After paying £470m for the club, George Gillett and Tom Hicks are prepared to build a new stadium for Liverpool.
Private equity firms are circling the supermarket group Sainsbury's and putting the spotlight on companies with large property assets. By Robin Marriott