The Pan-Latin Strategy: Tom Heneghan, of emerging-markets specialists Equity International, discusses the group’s presence in Brazil and Colombia and the room for growth in both economies.

Class A offices, liquidity and lease terms in Warsaw. W. P. Carey’s Jeffrey Lefleur describes the firm’s latest acquisition in Poland.

PREA’s Greg MacKinnon shares findings of a global survey of RE institutional investor intentions.

Cornerstone Real Estate Advisors’ Robert Little talks about the firm’s expansion plans in Europe, moving from core, fixed rate products into higher-yielding loans and ambitions for Asia.

Jim Worms of Paladin Realty discusses Latin American real estate opportunities in smaller countries beyond Brazil.

Jim Worms of Paladin Realty delves into changes in Brazil’s real estate market in the past 15 years, financing, the state of the housing market, and challenges of building affordable housing.

There’s a huge wave of Chinese capital about to hit real estate markets globally, according to Joseph Kelly and Simon Mallinson of Real Capital Analytics. Europe could be high on its list.

Latin America is not one strategy. For Philip Fitzgerald, CEO of Jamestown Latin America, it’s diverse markets offering real estate investors the potential of growth as well as dislocation.

There are vast opportunities in Brazil, but for some of the best risk-adjusted returns investors need to be eyeing secondary markets. Our panel of experts discusses where they see the best opportunities.

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

Aberdeen Asset Management is considering a return to Mexico real estate after a five-year absence. The opportunities are great, but persistence is needed.