Capital raising in private real estate in the APAC region is under pressure, according to a new report. Launched by global law firm Goodwin, together with professional services firm KPMG in Singapore and IQ-EQ Fund Services, the report, "State of Play: Current Trends in APAC Private Real Estate Funds" reveals that Japan and Australia are expected to be the most attractive markets for institutional investors. The report drew insights from more than 40 senior professionals in the APAC private equity real estate industry. “Like everyone in the industry the co-authors have seen the impact that global headwinds are having on the APAC real estate funds market,” said Matthew Nortcliff, Private Investment Funds partner and co-author of the report. “In the current climate, both GPs and LPs are having to re-assess where and how they can find the best risk-adjusted returns and so we considered this to be a perfect time to canvas key industry players and take a snapshot of current thinking.” More on Canadian Lawyer.