Evelyn Lee
Evelyn Lee is Editor for PEI Media’s real estate-focused publication, PERE, overseeing global news coverage for both PERE Magazine and PERENews.com. Based in New York, she works closely with reporters and editors across PEI’s offices in New York, London and Hong Kong, and helps to co-ordinate shared content with PEI’s other private markets titles. Prior to joining PEI in 2011 she covered commercial real estate, economic development and environmental issues at NJBIZ, a New Jersey-focused business publication
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The Swiss bank has unveiled new incentives for existing investors as the exit queue for its UBS Trumbull Property Fund approaches $6bn.
The Augsburg-based manager’s new offering is the latest in a string of open-ended core pan-European residential funds that have launched in the past two years.
After closing on its US and Asia property vehicles this year, the New York-based alternative investment manager is now more than halfway to reaching the target for its latest regional fund.
Industrial real estate has been one of the darlings of institutional capital, but one recent tenant-related trend has potentially worrisome implications for the sector.
Many firms are seeking ways to secure dry powder in the event of an economic slowdown, but these tactics do not always benefit investors.
The newly rebuilt property business of the French investment manager is seeking to raise its largest-ever value-add fund.
Part of the expected equity haul will include capital raised for the successor to the Milan-based firm’s second opportunity fund, which is the largest Italy-focused property vehicle to date.
The Houston-based private equity real estate firm is planning to launch a new open-ended vehicle focused on the region early next year.
Nine out of the 10 are from the same geographic region, while one city is the second-most liquid real estate market in the world.