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Perspectives: When distributions becomes mirages — why ‘supported’ payouts undermine long‑term returns

by Geoffrey Dohrmann | Apr 9, 2026

In today’s income‑hungry real estate market, the distribution rate has become a dangerously blunt instrument. Too often, investors — particularly those newer to private real estate — anchor on a single number: the headline yield. In response, some managers have quietly adopted a practice that deserves far more scrutiny than it receives: supplementing operating cash flow with return of investor capital to “support” the dividend.

JLL report points to early signs of recovery in U.S. office sector

by Andrea Zander | Apr 9, 2026

A new Office Chronicle report from JLL highlights emerging signs of stabilization in the U.S. office market, with improving fundamentals, rising transaction activity and renewed institutional interest signaling a potential turning point for the sector.

Corient announces acquisition of Vivaldi Capital Management

by Released | Apr 9, 2026

Corient, a wealth management firm in the United States, has announced the acquisition of Vivaldi Capital Management, a registered investment adviser (RIA) headquartered in Chicago with $5.6 billion in assets under management.

Compound Planning surpasses $5b in AUM; adds four senior hires

by Released | Apr 9, 2026

Compound Planning, a digital family office committed to reimagining wealth management for the next generation, has announced it reached $5 billion in assets under management (AUM) — marking 75 percent growth since January 2025.

$2.4b advisory team launches Evertern Wealth in Naples, Fla.

by Released | Apr 8, 2026

Evertern Wealth, a newly formed independent wealth and family office advisory firm, has launched in Naples, Florida. The firm is led by veteran advisers Jason Stephens and Mic Lundon, whose team previously oversaw approximately $2.4 billion in client assets.

Newmark’s Jessica Morin on how AI is reshaping office demand

by Andrea Zander | Apr 7, 2026

Artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to slow office-using employment growth by roughly 2.1 percentage points by 2030, creating a moderate headwind rather than a collapse in demand, according to Newmark. The firm recently released a report on AI’s impact on office jobs and demand, highlighting emerging demand tied to AI, cloud and data infrastructure, particularly in major tech and talent hubs.
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