In almost every conceivable category, 2005 was a banner year for the global private equity real estate industry. In a look back, Private Equity Real Estate chronicles the ten most notable stories of the past 12 months.
Warburg Pincus has strengthened its foothold in China via an investment in a Beijing development company.
As investors are getting comfortable with China, the specter of a realty bubble looms.
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.
After spending the past decade overseas, Ken Munkacy has joined New Boston Fund as the firm's first COO.
ShamrockCapital Advisors has closed its second real estate fund focusing on Southern California.
Could a string of recent high-profile departures signal the height of the private equity real estate industry?
Inflection point 2005-12-01 Staff Writer Whether the $37 billion raised by private equity real estate funds in 2005 marks a high water mark or a blast-off, the war chest bodes well for the future of this relatively new industry.<br /> <br /> Even if fundraising retreats from here while investor
The Southern European buyout group, which invests mainly in Italy and Spain, has announced the final close of its third fund, beating an original €440m target.