PERE Staff
The PERE Podcast unpacks how Sixth Street is refining its real estate platform amid a wave of macro geopolitical volatility, AI adoption, data demand and broader private credit turbulence.
The PERE Podcast caught up with private real estate capital advisory firm Hodes Weill’s co-founder just days after its sale to financial risk management firm Chatham Financial about why their union made sense.
This week on The PERE Podcast, market participants are grappling with more economic noise as they try to fund and rework capital stacks during a period of rising costs and risk spurred by global geopolitical issues and their local repercussions.
In an exclusive interview on The PERE Podcast, the $60bn market cap REIT’s CEO explains why private fundraising will now fuel the listed property specialist's growth plans.
In this episode of The PERE Podcast, LaSalle’s Isabelle Brennan and Nuveen Real Estate’s Christian Janssen pinpoint opportunities in the market as it enters a new cycle.
In this episode of The PERE Podcast, the editorial team provide their top takeaways from the global trade show MIPIM. They also reflect on how delegates see the Iran crisis impacting the outlook for real estate capital flows.
To grasp opportunities in a reset European lending market, lenders need to look beyond their traditional roles, argue Deutsche Pfandbriefbank’s Duncan Pearson and Charles Balch in this episode of The PERE Podcast.
In this episode of The PERE Podcast, PIMCO Prime Real Estate chief executive François Trausch shares his outlook on Europe’s fast‑evolving real estate credit market, including the fierce competition around refinancing and how property debt stacks up against corporate credit.
The PERE Podcast dials up a keynote interview with Starwood’s Jonathan Pollack to unpack how the firm is balancing forward investment plans, insurance capital relations and evolving geopolitical stressors.
In this episode of The PERE Podcast, Knight Frank’s Jess Qureshi and Reed Smith’s Josh Hughes look at the rise of the financing structure once widely regarded as too risky, and the nuts and bolts of its use by alternative lenders.