After losing five of its team to rival CBRE earlier this year, JLL is continuing the rebuilding of its corporate finance division in Asia with three new hires.
Grosvenor Fund Management’s focus on existing business lines has led to its recently created role of managing director for corporate development being disbanded and long-serving executive Mervyn Howard leaving the company.
The New York-based real estate placement and advisory firm has recruited Carrie Coulson, who was the last member of MVision’s former real estate-focused team to depart.
Whye Choong Low has joined the Amsterdam- and Hong Kong- based real estate multi-manager as it seeks to bring together a third Asia fund with a heavy focus on direct investments.
Jorn Stobbe has joined the investment bank division with a mandate to oversee asset management and transactions across Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
China’s lending environment has created a fluctuating market for property investors, but returns are possible with the right partner. PERE Magazine September 2013 issue.
There’s more than meets the eye when it comes to Carlyle and Townsend’s backing of China logistics developer Shanghai Yupei.
More than half of the $165.8 billion pension plan’s property allocation during the second quarter was designated for value-added and opportunistic joint ventures.
The Miami-based private equity firm, through a joint venture with local developer Grupo IGS, plans to raise its first Mexico-focused vehicle from the country’s pension plans, with an anticipated placement on the Mexican Stock Exchange in early 2014.
Sébastien Bazin, after 16 years at the Los Angeles-based private investment firm, has left to head Accor, one of Colony’s largest investments in the region. Meanwhile, the firm has appointed two of its principals to replace Bazin.