Blackstone's McCarthy: No Deal Is Too Large for Real Estate

The transcript discusses the advantages of having access to extensive information, which allows for better investment decisions and value creation. It highlights the competitive edge in the real estate market, where fewer competitors can handle large and complex deals, allowing differentiation through speed and execution certainty. The discussion concludes with the idea that there is no limit to the size of real estate deals, emphasizing the potential for performance-driven transactions.

How does access to more information influence investment decisions?

What competitive advantages does the speaker believe they have in the real estate market?

What mindset does the speaker suggest they have towards potential real estate deals?

How does the speaker describe the relationship with investors?

In what ways can the quality of a transaction be measured beyond its size?