MAM's head of real estate APAC James Kemp sees the potential for the Australian real estate credit market to double in the next decade.
Two data center businesses are facing off in a legal battle over a shared name and target sector.
With its new merger, the Melbourne-based infrastructure firm hopes to grow and globalize property fund manager IFM’s unlisted platform.
The Singaporean firm, which is buying Australian credit manager Wingate, aims to triple its FUM in the country over the next few years.
The manager reportedly outbid KKR and BGO for the mixed-use Garden Terrace Kioicho and its 1.2 million square feet of fully occupied offices.
Robert Rackind sees an opportunity to take a real estate investment manager public amid pressures in the 'squeezed middle' segment.
The firm defines RE deals as any transaction where private equity is exchanged in the capital stack and where the operator maintains control over the asset.
The milestone comes four years after the New York-based infrastructure giant formally launched a dedicated platform in the asset class.
With a focus on transparency and liquidity, Fund VI will exclude Hong Kong and China, and will further limit exposure to the office sector.
While the country has seen faster repricing than other markets, some see the UK as less attractive for investment for other reasons.