SPONSORED: Clarion Partners — The appeal of European net lease to non-European investors by Clarion Partners In a sponsored report published in the November issues of Institutional Real Estate Americas and Institutional Real Estate Asia Pacific, Clarion Partners argues defensive, income-oriented strategies — such as European net lease — can be…
SPONSORED: Bain Capital Real Estate — Necessity-based retail is thriving in active population centers by Jennifer Babcock In a sponsored interview published in the November issue of Institutional Real Estate Americas, Martha Kelley, a managing director at Bain Capital Real Estate, and Brian Harper, founder and managing partner of 11North Partners, discussed…
Social infrastructure is blurring boundaries and testing how investors define essential services by Kali (Persall) Arevalo As the boundaries between infrastructure and real estate grow ever more hazy, social infrastructure, a hybrid investment theme born at the nexus of the two, is pervading investment portfolios — and becoming more amorphous all…
Research U.S. retail net absorption swings back to positive, propelled by demand for small spaces The U.S. retail market showed signs of recovery in third quarter 2025, with a positive…
People Qualitas names new head of origination for Queensland Qualitas has appointed Anthony Perry as head of origination for Queensland. Perry brings more than…
People Sarah Warmisham joins Clarion Partners as managing director, head of EMEA distribution Sarah Warmisham has joined Clarion Partners as a managing director and head of EMEA distribution.…
Research Top 20 cities for STEM job growth announced in RCLCO’s 2025 annual STEMdex by Released Austin remains in the top spot for the fourth year in a row, and seventh time in nine years, according to RCLCO Real Estate Consulting in its 2025 STEM Job Growth Index (STEMdex), which projects which metropolitan areas will have the strongest outlook for growth in jobs in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Investors How AI is reshaping multifamily and affordable housing: Insights from Multifamily Impact Council’s Bob Simpson by Andrea Zander As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform industries across the economy, the multifamily and affordable housing sector is beginning to explore technologies that can enhance efficiency, decision-making and impact. Bob Simpson, founder and CEO of Multifamily Impact Council, discusses the readiness of the multifamily industry for widespread AI adoption. Bob explores how AI is reshaping portfolio construction and risk assessment, the technological and cultural barriers slowing progress, and the importance of strong data standards to accelerate innovation. He also highlights how AI is already driving meaningful change in impact-driven housing initiatives — helping property owners, residents, and local governments achieve greater efficiency and stability.
Transactions Tokio Marine Holdings to acquire majority stake in ACORE CAPITAL ACORE CAPITAL will continue to operate independently, under the leadership of CEO Warren de Haan,…
Transactions CapitaLand Ascendas REIT to divest logistics property in Queensland CapitaLand Ascendas REIT Management Limited, as the manager of CapitaLand Ascendas REIT (CLAR), has sold…
People Barings announces leadership transition in Asia Pacific Barings has appointed Alastair Wright as head of Asia Pacific (APAC), effective January 2026. Wright…
Research Greenlight Data Centers’ CEO Alex Stoewer on why data center projects stall by Andrea Zander As data centers expand to meet rising demand, developers face common challenges, including power access, permitting and community engagement. Alex Stoewer, CEO of Greenlight Data Centers, discusses why projects most often stall, the importance of early coordination with utilities and local governments, and how the relationship between real estate and infrastructure is evolving. He also shares his outlook on the sector amid mounting concerns over power shortages and limited AI-ready rack space through the end of the decade.
Fundraising American South Capital Partners announces $60m first close of third affordable housing fund by Andrea Zander Real Estate Fund Manager American South Capital Partners (ASCP), a joint venture between SDS Capital Group and Vintage Realty Co., has completed the first closing of its newest affordable housing investment vehicle, American South Real Estate Fund III (ASREF III), securing $60 million in initial capital commitments toward its $500 million target.
