PERE Core 100: Marking a cyclical low for private real estate
For wealth professionals working with private real estate, the episode offers context on a new benchmark of managers raising capital for core and core-plus strategies. The Tredway interview adds a manager perspective on factors that may drive investor appetite.
Summary
By the real estate & infrastructure deskThis episode marks the release of PERE's inaugural Core 100 ranking of the top fundraisers for core and core-plus real estate strategies globally. Host Greg Dool discusses the ranking's genesis, research and methodology and main takeaways with PERE editor-in-chief Jonathan Brasse and contributing reporter Kyle Campbell, and interviews Chad Tredway, global head of real estate at JPMorgan Asset Management, about core and core-plus real estate in institutional portfolios.
- PERE released its inaugural Core 100 list of top fundraisers for core and core-plus real estate strategies globally.
- The top 100 managers raised a combined $223 billion in aggregate capital for such strategies over the last five years.
- The episode covers the genesis of the Core 100, the research and methodology behind it, and takeaways from the first edition.
- Chad Tredway of JPMorgan Asset Management discusses where core and core-plus real estate sit in institutional portfolios and factors that will drive investor appetite.
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