Female founders: Women-owned businesses are carving out space in the real estate industry
Women have made great strides in business, and in the real estate industry, but women infrequently reach the highest echelons of real estate investment.
April 1, 2019: Vol. 31, Number 4
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On the rise: A new generation of real estate professionals look to technology to shape the future of the industry
The new generation of real estate professionals see the potential impact of new technology as one of the biggest changes ahead.
Affordable multifamily housing: An attractive institutional investment class
Affordable housing is an investible, nonconcessionary asset class that offers attractive risk-adjusted market rates of return.
Capital controls: Changing trends for institutional and high-net-worth investors have implications for Chinese investment in the United States
What are the actual effects of China’s enactment of foreign exchange currency controls, and when we can expect capital controls to end?
Is debt the new equity? The search for staying power in the market
I began to meditate on the phrase itself, “debt is the new equity,” and wonder if maybe both concepts — debt and equity — are poorly understood.
Opportunities and outcomes: Women in the real estate investment industry
How should we appraise the evolving role of women in the commercial real estate industry?
NYC top globally for tech, Chinese cities enter rankings
New York City ranked first in an index measuring 30 global tech-heavy cities.
A new kind of retail experience
Retail property investors have looked toward trends such as “experiential retail” to drive growth.
Real estate investors favor secondary markets and alternative assets in 2019
The search for yield in a late-cycle environment is drawing more commercial real estate investors into secondary markets and alternative assets.
Data center capacity increases in 2018
The data center segment saw a surge in development activity in 2018.
Average fund size continues to grow, while average time on offer falls
Real estate investment funds that closed in 2018 spent significantly less time in the market than those closing in the previous two years.