How Korea’s brokers became private asset finders

Jul 25, 2019

The desire of Korean asset owners for real estate investments has led to a cottage industry, with local securities firms buying assets overseas and sell them through to the investors.

How Korea’s brokers became private asset finders

Office buildings in Amsterdam and Vienna. An office complex west of Paris. Real estate loans for a Silicon Valley office complex and hotels in Nashville. All are recent examples of alternatives investments that sit in the hands of Korean asset owners (or soon will).

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