Video on markets primed for investment, how strong offshore appetite for Australian investment is and why the retiring baby boomer generation presents a golden opportunity for PE with Eugene Snyman of Cambridge Associates.

The retiring baby-boomer generation is leaving plenty of small-to-medium acquisition prospects for private equity firms like Anacacia Capital, says the firm’s founder Jeremy Samuel.

John Haddock of CHAMP Private Equity, tells Privcap about where he sources investor and deals, the increasing activity levels in the Australian market, where he sees opportunities, and why it is getting easier for GPs to sell portfolio companies.

MVision’s Nikki Brown tells Privcap why offshore GPs and LPs are investing in Australia and why Australian LPs are increasingly looking for international investments.

Class A offices, liquidity and lease terms in Warsaw. W. P. Carey’s Jeffrey Lefleur describes the firm’s latest acquisition in Poland.

Our panel of experts from W. P. Carey, AXA Real Estate and Real Capital Analytics explore the markets ripe for sales, growing appetite for portfolio sales and opportunities for spread investors.

W. P. Carey’s appetite for secondary transactions looks set to grow, says Kathleen Barthmaier, describing the firm’s $23m Avnet deal in Phoenix, Arizona.

Fresh off a blockbuster fundraise, the head of one of the largest private equity firms in the world gives a wide ranging interview.

Robert Lieber of C-III Capital Partners gives a macro look at the real estate market, including the impact of Fed moves, where rates are going, and what areas are bouncing back.

Jeff Edison of Phillips Edison talks about transforming a stalled 16-story, partially completed development, taken out of REO, into a leading retail center with Saks as anchor tenant.

Jerry Gates of Hamilton Lane gives a macro outlook of the global real estate market and the red flags that could lead to a bubble in the asset class.

Jerry Gates of Hamilton Lane says that RE investors need to keep expectations for returns in check in the current market, and not use outdated benchmarks.