Anthony Breault, senior portfolio manager at the State of Oregon Treasury, explains how he invests for the long term in real estate, the challenges of redeploying capital in rising markets, and how JVs and open-ended funds are helping the pension achieve those goals.

An expert Q&A with Stuart Taub of RSM on the risks facing real estate GPs, from increased scrutiny by regulators to the added complexity of structuring for foreign investors.

With real estate M&A volume set to top 2014’s post-crisis high, RSM practice leader Richard Edelheit warns that much greater attention needs to be paid to due diligence, and investors need to remain patient in the search for deals.

A panel of experts explains how foreign and HNW investors are reshaping the U.S. real estate market, buying deals in the 3 percent cap rate range, or where price simply isn’t an issue.

Amid fears of an oversupply of real estate, Houston may be set to experience a slowdown in its rapid growth thanks to falling oil prices. Local investors and managers argue that’s a good thing, with fundamentals now more in check with capital markets.

Running Clarion Partner’s flagship $8B core, open-ended fund, managing director Jeb Belford argues it’s a great time to be active in U.S. real estate.

Unprecedented capital flows into commercial real estate globally are changing the face of the investment landscape. But what’s the true impact of increased capital flow into the asset class, and how are investors and managers underwriting the risks involved?

Real estate cycles will be shorter in the future thanks to unprecedented cross-border capital flows, according to Prudential Real Estate Investors’ CEO Eric Adler.

TruAmerica Multifamily CEO Bob Hart explains why he prefers the backing of patient capital in today’s Class B multifamily market.

Real estate cycles will be shorter in the future thanks to unprecedented cross-border capital flows, according to Pramerica Real Estate Investors’ CEO Eric Adler.

In the wake of the financial crisis, tenant diversification proved to be as important as geographic diversification—and perhaps more so. But are investors and managers doing enough to spread their tenant bets?

As institutional investors eye a maturing real estate cycle, many are asking how they can be more dynamic with their asset allocation tools. PrivcapRE spoke to New Mexico Educational Retirement Board about the challenges of being a more active investor, and how co-investments will play an increasingly critical role for the pension.

An expert panel discusses why greater diligence needs to be paid to tenant quality and new supply as rising capital flows impact U.S. real estate deals and rental growth projections start to compress.

Increased deal volume for real estate secondaries will likely continue to draw sellers out of the woodwork in 2015.

After exiting three major developments in London, operating partner Quadrant Estates turns more of its attention to the U.K.’s regions and retail sector.

Middle Eastern capital sources are deeper, becoming more sophisticated and taking a ‘rifle-shot’ approach to investing in international real estate, says Piyush Bhardwaj of CoInvestment Capital Partners.

At the debut PrivcapRE Presents event on February 24, 2015 PrivcapRE editor Zoe Hughes interviewed Michael Nash, CIO of Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies, on key markets, cap rates, and LP returns. This briefing contains a condensed version of that conversation.

Outperformance for value-added and opportunistic real estate in 2014, but how long will it continue?