Real estate is not about buildings, it’s about place-making and monetizing the density of people, says NAREIM CEO Gunnar Branson. To do that, GPs need to have better data.

Investors who have missed the recent momentum in the Mexican market may find industrial, retail, and residential development a lucrative long-term solution.

Buying retail centers where 86% of the leases roll within 18 months or where occupancy is just 31% might seem daunting for some. It’s filled with opportunity for others.

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.

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.

Buying retail centers where 86 percent of the leases roll within 18 months, or where occupancy is just 31 percent, might seem daunting for some. But for others, it’s an opportunity.

North America’s increase in shale productivity is driving demand for real estate in key U.S. markets, providing private equity with another opportunity to invest in energy