The Toronto-based asset manager has raised a further $450 million in capital commitments.
The new vehicle, formed with Japanese manager Samurai Capital, will focus on real estate assets with a social impact without having a lower return target.
The Denver-based asset manager has held a final close for its third opportunistic real estate vehicle.
The Californian investment firm has held a fourth close for its latest opportunistic real estate vehicle.
The Boston-based investment firm has raised the capital for its core-plus logistics vehicle.
Fundraising activity took off during the quarter, fueled by a robust market for midsized vehicles and a record-high average closing size.
The Toronto-headquartered firm has followed its US entry earlier this year with the launch of a European partnership with the New Zealand Superannuation Fund expected to start with a €427m recapitalization deal.
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The Hong-Kong investment firm has confirmed a first close for its newly launched core logistics vehicle.
The US firm has already started making investments from the vehicle, which will focus on hard assets and is expected to have significant exposure to China.