Events

In a late-cycle environment with growing uncertainty surrounding macro events like the US-China trade war, real estate managers are thinking about how to make their strategies resilient ahead of a potential downturn

On the 10th anniversary of the global financial crisis, six senior industry executives discuss how they are positioning themselves late in the cycle, while still exploiting pockets of opportunity in the US private real estate market.

The German market continues to offer reassuring solidity for investors in increasingly uncertain times, writes Stuart Watson

As President Xi Jinping steps up his deleveraging efforts in China, the real estate industry is expecting distressed investment opportunities to become more pronounced by the year end.

There may be trouble ahead for the UK real estate market, but investors must find ways of deploying their capital nonetheless.

To tackle underrepresentation of female professionals, the private equity real estate industry needs to first address certain misconceptions, speakers said.

Panelists speaking at PERE’s annual Asia real estate conference shared the view that investors are not prioritizing their concerns about geopolitical risks.

Even as increased geopolitical risk threatens to undermine Asia’s continued economic growth, the outlook for real estate in the region remains positive,

Germany remains hugely popular with investors, but for managers the problem of how to maximize returns in a crowded market looms large, hears Stuart Watson in this month's roundtable.

Asian institutional investors are allocating greater capital than their western counterparts in China and other Asian markets, said GPs and LPs at PERE’s China conference.