Soaring student debt obligations could force millennials out of expensive cities and into more affordable secondary—even tertiary—markets across the U.S.

Growth may look sluggish and uncertain on the continent, but for LPs the 28-nation bloc presents some of the most compelling real estate investment opportunities in the world.

The Brexit referendum may have contributed to a 43 percent drop in U.K. deal flow in the first quarter of 2016, but the bigger question for the RE industry: What comes next?

Britain’s vote on whether to stay or leave the European Union is weeks away, but U.K real estate deals could already…

New York real estate tenants facing lease expirations this year could be looking at steep rent hikes—a potential trigger of relocations across the city.

Selecting the right manager is a tricky process for investors, but there are ways to measure performance.

Dan Tangherlini departs the private equity real estate firm after one year to focus on the technology revolutionizing CRE’s back office

North Carolina is considering boosting its alternatives maximum target allocations to 15 percent in a bid to bolster returns over the next decade.

Michele Kinner of Quilvest discusses the advantages of the firm’s family history, how it found success in co-investing, and how to work with first-time funds.

The universe of private capital is working on not hiring others who are like them through task forces and hiring outside firms to look at how firms can diversify who they bring on board.

CalPERS, the $293B U.S. public pension is to launch an unlevered separate account in which the plan—not GPs—adds portfolio-level leverage

The best JV is one that plans, from the outset, how to divorce gracefully should one partner need to exit early, according to a discussion featuring Taconic Investment Partners, TIAA and RSM.

An executive summary of the PrivcapRE video series “Real Estate Transformation and Value-Add Investing”

Are you speaking the language of real estate LPs? Do you have a plan B if your plan A doesn’t work out? If not, you may not make it past the first meeting with an institutional investor.

Joe Azelby, global head of real assets at JP Morgan, says real assets will take up an increasingly large slice of institutional investment allocations.

Will the city of the future be filled with skyscrapers, have no parking garages, and have airports floating in the rivers? That’s the vision of Gensler architect Joe Brancato.

The traditional 10-year lease is under threat from the ‘WeWork phenomenon’ of start-up firms demanding shorter lease terms of just two to three years.

Gender inequality in commercial real estate focuses on the pay gap between men and women, but it’s worth noting that just a small percentage of women aspire to join the C-suite.

Longer-term lenders are poised to gain from a pending shakeout in commercial real estate finance, as the industry confronts new risk- retention rules in late 2016.