David Sherman, president of Metropolitan Real Estate, talks to PrivcapRE about selling to Carlyle, the benefits and the potential conflicts.

Commingled funds are witnessing a resurgence, but it’s one concentrated in the hands of fewer GPs. To succeed, managers need to adapt—or perish.

Sonny Kalsi of GreenOak Real Estate on his firm’s purchase of 285 Madison, still reminiscent of the Mad Men-era.

Sonny Kalsi describes GreenOak’s “core four strategy” for pinpointing value in these saturated, major cities. Plus: why cap rates from secondary cities just don’t cut it.

Japanese investors are looking overseas once more, and are set to target real estate. Charles Haase of Tokyu Livable says that capital will ‘change the world’.

Foreign investors are scooping up deals in secondary cities as they search for higher yields. In Chicago, Korean investors have taken the lead.

W.P. Carey’s Jeffrey Lefleur discusses the acquisition of an H&M distribution center in Poland.

Real estate is not just bricks and mortar anymore. Tom Barrack argues the intersection of intellectual property and real property will be the place to harvest returns

Phil Marra says a recent survey shows investors are still risk adverse but willing to go up the risk scale as they are priced out of core markets in top-tier markets.

Investors are turning away from Europe’s ultra-core markets to its peripheral countries – with some core investors even eyeing the distressed GIIPS.

Investing in, and getting traction as, an emerging real estate manager. Our panel of investors and experts explores the equity landscape for the next generation of GPs, portfolio benefits and managers that give up too soon.

Jeffrey Lefleur discusses two W. P. Carey real estate deals in the Netherlands.

Europe has hit bottom. Colony Capital CEO Tom Barrack compares the real estate market in Europe to the US in 2008, but warns it’s much more difficult to hunt for deals.