Jonathan Brasse
A trend of institutional investors elevating credit-focused executives is a natural and predictable mirror of what is happening with managers.
The firm has hired a former EQT Exeter executive to lead fundraising, with credit-based strategies expected to be included.
Lone Star founder John Grayken sees a limited window for distressed investing while most people wait for private real estate market conditions to settle. He discusses it with Jonathan Brasse.
Marc Fuhrmann of investment manager Arrow Global and Ellis Sher of Maslow Capital talk to PERE's Jonathan Brasse about the critical considerations when investing institutional capital into Europe’s housing market amid current uncertainty.
The denominator effect is causing notable overexposure to property, according to the latest Allocations Monitor released this week by Hodes Weill and Cornell University’s Baker Program in Real Estate.
Private real estate managers are being cautioned to garner a greater understanding of the vitality of their tenants to avoid triggering income clauses in their borrowing terms.
While a 25% currency discount is a lure for some international bargain hunters, the institutional attitude has remained largely circumspect.
As managers shift to focus on near-term challenges, sustainability and social impact goals are at risk of being deprioritised.
A report published this week by LaSalle Investment Management and the Urban Land Institute drives home that non-uniform measuring of risks is keeping institutional real estate markets ambivalent.
Goldman Sachs has echoed Morgan Stanley by returning to private equity real estate funds with a rebranded series carrying a considerably more conservative strategy.