Key Takeaways
- • PERE's November 2026 issue is available for download, according to the publication's promotional notice.
- • The issue's lead theme questions the place of real estate in institutional portfolios, with a focus on how the total portfolio approach is making the asset class a harder sell.
- • The issue includes a 20-page technology special report and a US real estate roundtable.
- • Coverage also features the 2026 class of PERE's Women of Influence in private markets.
Summary
PERE, the private equity real estate publication, has released its November 2026 issue for download, according to a promotional notice on its website. The source material is a brief announcement and does not include the full text of the articles referenced.
The issue's lead feature asks "Why real estate?" and examines how the total portfolio approach (TPA) is making the asset class harder to sell to institutional allocators. TPA, which evaluates performance across a fund's entire portfolio rather than by asset class, can make real estate's allocation case more difficult to justify relative to other strategies.
Additional editorial content includes a 20-page technology special report, a US real estate roundtable, and the annual Women of Influence feature recognizing the class of 2026 in private markets. The notice also references further content in the issue without itemizing it.
The issue's lead feature asks "Why real estate?" and examines how the total portfolio approach (TPA) is making the asset class harder to sell to institutional allocators. TPA, which evaluates performance across a fund's entire portfolio rather than by asset class, can make real estate's allocation case more difficult to justify relative to other strategies.
Additional editorial content includes a 20-page technology special report, a US real estate roundtable, and the annual Women of Influence feature recognizing the class of 2026 in private markets. The notice also references further content in the issue without itemizing it.
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