Energy U.S. offshore wind energy market to hit $60b by 2024 The U.S. offshore wind energy market is predicted to be valued at $60 billion by…
Real Estate NYC landlords to cut energy usage Big named real estate firms plan to reduce energy use in the New York City’s…
Real Estate Two REITs exploring potential sale of companies MedEquities Realty Trust and Mack-Cali Realty Corp., two publicly traded REITs, are considering selling their…
From the Current Issue Roundtable: What strategies will make the retail centers of the future successful? by contributing executives Traditional retailers have taken a pounding the past couple of years, with the high-profile bankruptcies of Toys “R” Us, RadioShack Corp., Gymboree Corp. and Sports Authority, among many others. Meanwhile, the “bankruptcy watch list” includes the likes of J.C. Penney Co., Sears Holdings Corp., Burlington Stores and Stein Mart, all of which are said to be at risk of insolvency.
From the Current Issue Roundtable: What will it take to attract the next generation of advisers to the private wealth business? by The private wealth business is facing a persistent and decades-old personnel crisis. The number of financial advisers continues to dwindle as RIAs struggle to attract young talent to the business. U.S. financial advisers number roughly 285,000, down from about 500,000 in the mid-1990s. The average age of a financial adviser is 51, and 38 percent of advisers are expecting to retire in the next 10 years, according to a report from Cerulli Associates. Only 10 percent of financial advisers are less than 35 years of age.
Real Estate Avanath Capital Management acquires second New Jersey property Avanath Capital Management has acquired two affordable multifamily properties totaling 273 units for a combined…
People Billy Helm joins Jefferson River Capital Jefferson River Capital, a family office that invests on behalf of the Blackstone Group, has…
Real Estate IMT Capital holds $820m final close for fifth real estate fund IMT Capital, a private real estate investment and management company with a nationwide portfolio of…
From the Current Issue The future of food: Seven technologies that are making farms smarter by Shana Lynch Farming, a field still largely unaffected by the tech revolution, is ripe for change and offering opportunities for investors. “We’ve seen a wave of technology impact our information industries,” says Haim Mendelson, a professor at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business. “Now we see another big wave of technology reshaping our traditional industries, and certainly agriculture is one of the most basic ones.”
From the current issue The market remains strong for investing in real assets: Real estate is among the hard assets that performed well globally by