Brazil property valuations will fall further in 2016 and early 2017, as owners realize the light at the end of the economic tunnel is a “long way away” and pricing expectations need to be adjusted in response.

Domestic investors in Latin America are turning their attention to real estate and will be a game changer for the region’s commercial real estate markets, say experts from PGIM Real Estate and GID International.

Investors are eyeing real estate debt instruments as a way of capitalizing on Brazil’s distress, but PGIM Real Estate’s Alfonso Munk and GID International’s Ken Munkacy urge caution, saying the country could prove a double-edged sword.

The availability of capital from Asia’s big institutional investors is expected to grow in the coming five to 10 years.

Experts from PGIM Real Estate and GID International explore Mexico’s first multifamily portfolio exit and the potential growth, and challenges, of this emerging real estate property type.

Hector Cateriano and Patricio D’Apice of MAS Equity Partners reveal where to find opportunity in today’s Colombian private equity market.

Jaime Cardoso of Bozano Investimentos talks about the trends driving education and healthcare investing in a struggling Brazilian economy.

Gavin Wilson of the IFC Asset Management Company discusses current opportunities and challenges in the emerging markets, and why the infrastructure play is particularly compelling.

Federico Schiffrin of Unigestion discusses the evolving fund-of-funds model and how ESG is handled in emerging markets.