Evelyn Lee
The $49.5 billion pension system will make sizable investments in new value-added funds from Blackstone and Paramount, as well as its own co-investment and secondary program.
The supply and demand gap in real estate secondaries is wider than ever, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it isn’t a good time to sell.
The Connecticut-based real estate investment firm, in conjunction with its commercial real estate finance affiliate, will acquire the Miami-based distressed debt manager on behalf of its latest opportunity fund.
The types of sellers and their motivations for selling on the secondary market have shifted significantly in just a few years, according to new research from Partners Group.
The $70.8 billion pension system is considering a massive sale of real estate holdings in a continuing effort to cull underperforming or redundant investments from its portfolio.
The New York-based private equity real estate firm is readying the rollout of a second US-focused investment vehicle of up to $500 million, less than one year after completing fundraising on its first US fund.
The Iowa-based real estate arm of Principal Global Investors has purchased 2000 St. James Place on behalf of a consortium of South Korean investors.
The Boston-based real estate firm’s latest value-added fund is expected to close near its hard cap, which has been increased to $1.575 billion, during the first quarter.
The $39.2 billion pension plan will be issuing a request for proposals this week for one or more new separate account equity managers to each oversee an initial $200 million of capital.
The country is the top destination for foreign capital investing in real estate, as many overseas investors plan to increase their property holdings in the market in the coming year.
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