Managers

The constituents of the PERE 100 have enjoyed exponential growth in their fundraising, even as placing capital became harder. The pandemic should relieve that pressure.

The constituents of PERE’s signature ranking of private real estate managers saw their capital markets activities impacted last year, but not knocked off course.

The former PERE 30 and PERE 50 ranking of managers by five-year capital hauls is now 100-strong. Who made the cut? Find out here.

Goldman Sachs has had a roller-coaster ride with private equity real estate since punching lucrative returns through its Whitehall Street funds. More than a decade later, the bank is going back to fundraising.

The refusal by tenants to pay rent under a covid-19 lockdown has raised the fear of creating a ‘cascading effect’ among related contractual parties.

The private equity giant says it will lean heavily on location advantages and operational expertise to hit performance targets for its mammoth acquisition.

The man behind some of the New York-based giant’s highest-profile property deals in Europe is calling time on his 25-year career at the firm.

As March comes to an end, the dust is settling on compensation conversations at private real estate businesses around the world. Time to see how yours compares.

Recruiting at the junior levels is becoming a more expensive game to play for the sector’s managers.

North American firms dominated PERE’s inaugural listing of the largest real estate debt fund managers.