Coronavirus

The US real estate manager aims to invest the vehicle’s capital in distressed opportunities over the next three years.

Institutions are optimistic about a quick return to normalcy but most are sticking with managers they know, two recent surveys reveal.

Closing in the years just before the coronavirus pandemic will be less an indicator of performance for funds than other key factors.

Potential real estate plays are expected to arise from the region’s listed companies, 20% of which are at risk of liquidity pressure, according to CBRE.

The Houston-based real estate investment manager is seeking to double its assets in the region in five years with a major push in urban logistics.

The Boston-based manager's equity haul included $500m in commitments from new investors all finalized during the covid-19 pandemic.

The consultancy used its latest Financing Property presentation to argue the pandemic is putting greater emphasis on sustainability in real estate finance.

A nine-month ‘national timeout’ for the hospitality sector will bolster liquidity, according to the private wealth law firm.

The economic fallout from covid-19 has stoked fears of a liquidity crisis in US commercial property lending.

In bidding on an Australian logistics portfolio, the partners faced fewer competitors in the market as smaller players were unable to close deals quickly.