An advisor to some of the world’s largest institutional investors, Crosswater Realty president Ted Leary admits backing the next generation of GPs is like finding a needle in the haystack. But he’s still a believer in the space.

The sale-leaseback of the Kraft headquarters in Illinois.

How do you value a minority stake in a private company?

How private equity investors align division management with corporate carve-out investment objectives.

Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing Global CFO Michael Levy explains the impact of outsourcing the platform’s entire reporting staff of 150 professionals to State Street

LPs don’t bat an eyelid at investing in international equities and bonds. Why should real estate be any different, asks Jack Foster of Franklin Templeton Real Asset Advisors.

All about the private equity exit markets in Latin America with experts from 3i, Abraaj, and EY.

Which strategy has performed better – mega buyout or small buyout?

Three successful real estate veterans discuss the challenges of breaking into the industry and how firms both large and small tend to view the universe of new recruits.

Real Estate Information Standards Board Chair John Baczewski explains the board’s role and why standardized reporting matters.

The sale-leaseback of a major Walgreens store on the Las Vegas Strip.

The White House has called for change to a 30-year-old tax on foreign investment in US real estate. Jeremy Naylor of Cooley warns GPs not to get too excited.