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But I think at this point we're looking for that correction in the market, and it's happening.

A combination of high interest rates and still a lot of uncertainty about inflation means that people are pretty not fine, and I think it's going to go on for a while.

We will see more Blackstone-type news events coming forward in the next year.

Concerns around property valuations are getting louder and louder as interest rates rise,

which ratchets up the cost of debt needed to fund transactions.

Turmoil in Blackstone's flagship property fund is the focus of this week's viewsroom.

Welcome back to the views, the podcast from Reuters' Breaking Views,

where columnists from around the world talk about the big stories of the week.

I'm your host, Amy Donnellin, coming to you from London.

This week, my US colleagues, Laurence Sibyl Lachlan, John Foley and Jonathan Guilford

explored why investors would want to pull their money out of property funds

and how much more widespread the problem will become.

Stay tuned to hear their interesting discussion.

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