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Private equity investors eye lucrative opportunities in an evolving real estate secondaries landscape, says Scott Koenig, managing director and head of real estate secondaries at Neuberger Berman.
Investors remained disciplined in 2023, but DNE’s resilience enabled it to capital raise and expand its portfolio, says Dongping Sun, chairman and chief executive officer.
Growth in fractional real estate investing and crowdfunding is showcasing the need for reliable information.
Edge computing could follow cloud as the next big trend in data center development.
With a huge runway for growth driven by AI, the hyperscale campus format is the future, explain Keppel’s Wai Meng Wong and Hwee Long Loh.
How investors navigate increasingly volatile markets will be crucial this year, argues ANREV chief executive Charles Haase.
Surging appetite and high barriers to entry explain why investors are embracing the data center sector, say Principal Asset Management’s Casey Miller and Paul Lewis.
The New York-based manager initially targeted $750m for its second fund, snagging capital from institutional and high-net-worth investors.
The New York-based firm has received backing from a sovereign wealth fund to establish a platform investing in middle market managers.
Co-CEOs Deborah Harmon and Alex Gilbert said more than half the capital for the fund came from new investors, including Asian and Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds.