An assessment, and interview with the CIO, of one of the most active real estate investors in Latin America over the last four decades.

In this three-part series we will examine the data center investment thesis and its impact on emerging market real estate investors.

In this three-part series we will examine the data center investment thesis and its impact on emerging market real estate investors.

In this three-part series we will examine the data center investment thesis and its impact on emerging market real estate investors.  

An introduction to the crowdfunding of real estate transactions as applied to emerging markets.

The shopping mall concept has been wildly successful if measured by business metrics, however the "grandfather" of malls was deeply troubled

Malcom Gladwell, author of the Tipping Point, suggested that “Victor Gruen may well have been the most influential architect of the 20th

A brief history of the shopping mall, up to 1956, when the first modern era enclosed mall was opened to the public in Minnesota.

Increased complications and costs associated with same- and next-day deliveries, and swift and no-questions-asked returns, are causing custo

America’s version of e-commerce degrades the environment, guts local tax bases, reduces gender employment equity, and unfairly squeezes out

Mexico's Interoceanic Corridor ambitions could be a boon for the south of Mexico, the country's economy, and deepening ties with America.

Private Equity has historically been the primary structure utilized by international institutional investors for em inveting.

A summary of an academic research piece which found that real estate funds performed poorly, particularly as the managers raised more funds.

Returns for private equity, net of fees, do not generally outperform the overall equity markets, as measured by indices such as the S&P...

The time does not seem ripe for institutional investors in America to enter the multifamily space in Mexico.

Private equity real estate funds arrived late to the party in 1988. The asset class was birthed in an environment which parallels today.

Latin America contains an unusually large number of dominate retailers who also hold significant retail real estate holdings.

The notion that the remote work ship has already sailed is not supported by the evidence. View it as a fad, not a trend.

Colombia's REIT industry is the third largest in Latin America. Some of the challenges facing the industry are discussed.

The remote working fad is crushing American office real estate valuations but is benefiting Latin America's commercial real estate.