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Evelyn Lee

Evelyn Lee is Editor for PEI Group’s real estate-focused publication, PERE, overseeing global news coverage for both its digital and print platforms. Based in London, she manages a team of journalists across PEI’s offices in New York, London and Hong Kong. She joined the company in its New York office in July 2011 as a reporter covering the industry in the Americas. She became senior reporter in January 2014 and was promoted to news editor in July 2015. Evelyn relocated to PEI's headquarters office in London in 2018 and was promoted to editor in 2019. Prior to joining PEI in 2011 she covered commercial real estate, economic development and environmental issues at NJBIZ, a New Jersey-focused business publication.
The $150.6 billion pension plan’s latest investment in the New York-based fund manager’s European real estate strategy will be through a commingled fund of one.
The $42 billion pension has promoted senior portfolio manager C.H. Meili to the top post in its real estate department.
The $90.9 billion pension system has appointed David Gillan to oversee its $15 billion real estate investment portfolio, as his predecessor now becomes head of private equity.
Despite a record year for investments, the New York-based private equity and real estate giant anticipates realization activity will ramp up over the next two years, particularly in its property portfolio.
The New York-based private equity real estate firm has wrapped the third round of fundraising for its evergreen vehicle, which now has raised some $2.8 billion in capital.
Real estate secondary transactions rose to record levels for the fourth year in a row, with a 20 percent increase in volume for the second straight year, according to new data from Landmark Partners.
The $153.3 billion pension plan’s investment represents CT Realty Investors’ first relationship with an institutional investor.
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.
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