As rising commodity prices and labor shortages push construction costs to 20-year highs, private equity firms are grappling with today's inflationary environment. By Paul Fruchbom
With the addition of two new managers, Rockpoint is the latest US private equity real estate firm to set up shop in Europe.
Six of Paris' most luxurious hotels, including one owned by Starwood Capital, have been fined for anti-competitive practices.
First he wanted out. Then Lord Andrew Lloyd-Webber decided he wasn't done owning theatres after all.
Former Anglo Irish Bank duo Pat O'Hara and Tom Daly are back with a new property fund — and a new name.
A new survey suggests that European pensions are on the verge of a major expansion of their real estate exposure.
Apollo affiliate VEF Advisors has made its 17th investment in Chicago — and the firm shows no signs of slowing down.
Greenwich, Connecticut-based Littlejohn & Co. has brought on two distressed vets to spearhead the group’s new focus on the asset class. The firm is just the latest of a growing number of firms to build distressed capabilities.
Markstone Capital Group has attracted investment from US and Israeli pension funds to invest in late-stage old economy companies in emerging markets.
Japan's weak economy has proved fruitful for distressed real estate investors over the last decade - but that could be changing. By Jonn Elledge