Regulation & Legal

As private real estate debt grows, regulatory oversight will ramp up too, writes Steven Cowins of Greenberg Traurig

The dubious case involving Blackstone in Milan is only the latest obstacle for foreign investors.

Arbitration from a disgruntled seller threatens to upend not only a €250m office sale in Milan, but the whole country’s investment viability.

We want to hear from CFOs and those at North American GPs about regulation and fund domiciles.

Investment managers need a plan for management of cyber attacks and personnel misbehavior, panelists at the Texas TRS conference said.

SoftBank’s interest in WeWork has waned, prompting questions about what the value is in co-working businesses.

PERE talks with several experts to break down the opportunities, risks and rules that come with the new US federal program creating buzz among real estate investors.

From capital controls and CFIUS to the intensifying trade war, Chinese investors trying to invest in the US are encountering many hurdles. David Blumenfeld and Paul Guan of the law firm Paul Hastings discuss these hurdles with PERE's Arshiya Khullar.

Additional guidance issued by the IRS and Treasury Department gave the New York-based firm the clarity it needed to move forward with the initiative, senior executives said.

A decrease in Chinese investments in the US could increase buying opportunities for other institutional investors around the world, according to Paul Hastings.