Adam Donahue is the Head of Custom Accounts for Asia Pacific. He is responsible for strategic direction and investment performance which includes joint ventures and club deals across the region. He oversees portfolio management and reporting functions with heavy involvement in acquisitions and asset management. Adam strives to connect international investors with real estate opportunities that achieve their investment objectives. Significant assignments have included the management of a Japanese retail strategy and an Asia-focused office value-add program. He is also focused on sustainability and future-proofing assets against obsolescence.
Adam has over 15 years of real estate experience and has transacted over $5 billion in equity and debt real estate investments covering multiple asset classes and across the risk spectrum. Prior to joining LaSalle in 2010, Adam was a Vice President in the Global Real Estate Group at Lehman Brothers.
Adam earned a Bachelor of Arts from Boston University and is bilingual in English and Japanese.
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Mon 27 May
5:00 PM — 9:00 PM (GMT+09:00) Osaka, Sapporo, Tokyo
lyf Ginza Tokyo, Event Space
Young Leaders Group Forum and Ginza Study Tour: Transformation in Tokyo’s Retail Hub
YLG Forum at the ULI Asia Pacific Summit in Tokyo empowers future industry leaders through insightful discussions and networking. Led by the regional YLG Committee, the event features a captivating panel exploring the interconnectedness of people, capital, and sectors in driving economic recovery, focusing on key trends in tourism, hospitality, investment, and community integration. Live Q&A and audience interaction further illuminate the new trends shaping real estate.
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To complete your YLG Forum experience, we offer an optional tour of Ginza: Transformation in Tokyo's Retail Hub
Embark on an exclusive Ginza Market Overview & Walking Tour with PGIM Real Estate with over 20 years of track record in Tokyo high street retail, offering an in-depth look at opportunities in tourism-driven retail.
Ginza remains the premier shopping destination for both inbound and domestic tourists in Japan, with Chuo Dori as the most prestigious retail street at its heart. While one continues to find many of Tokyo’s original department stores still thrive there, the area now offers a vibrant mix of retailers, galleries, and restaurants. We will visit several retail properties in Ginza, and learn about how the area has transformed over the last few decades and how it may have to evolve in the future to continue meeting visitors’ expectations.
Meeting point: Private Dining Room in NAMIKI 667 at 3F of Hyatt Centric Ginza
You must be a YLG Forum attendee to register to this tour. It is limited to 20 pax on a first-come, first-served basis. To reserve your spot on the tour, please email ULI Customer Service after registering for YLG forum.
Programmes are correct at time of publication and subject to change without prior notice.
ULI thanks our tour hosts:
Ryuji Katayama, Executive Director, Asia Value Partners Portfolio Management, PGIM Real Estate
Ryuji Katayama is a portfolio manager and executive director at PGIM Real Estate in Singapore, renowned for his expertise in managing the Asia Pacific value add fund series. With a background in the Transactions at PGIM Real Estate in Tokyo, Ryuji excels in deal origination and execution for funds and separate accounts. His strategic acumen extends to active asset management strategies and dispositions, honed since joining PGIM Real Estate in Tokyo in 2012 before transitioning to Singapore in 2018.
Miho Terada, Vice President, Portfolio Management, PGMI Real Estate
Miho Terada is a vice president and portfolio manager at PGIM Real Estate. Based in Tokyo, Miho manages several Japan-focused separate accounts. Her responsibilities include the construction of portfolio strategies, evaluation of new deal opportunities, development of asset business plans and supervision of fund operations and financial performance. Prior to her portfolio management role, she was an asset manager for Japanese properties across numerous PGIM Real Estate portfolios.