Once more of a rarity in fundraising, rolling first closes are increasingly becoming a make-or-break factor for managers during a difficult capital-raising environment.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives has held the final close on the real estate secondaries market's largest ever vehicle. Which other firms round out the top 10?
The firm is looking to deploy most of the $915m raised for the vehicle into deals averaging $10m in size.
The New York- and London-based manager has reduced the fund’s target deal size as a reflection of where it sees distress emerging.
The venture between the US manager and the Netherlands’ biggest pension has made an initial investment in Leiden, Netherlands.
With a target of $8bn, Carlyle Realty Partners X is shaping up to be one of 2024’s largest fundraises.
The California pension plan’s backing of the vehicle marks its first investment with the New York-based manager.
The pension plan has made significant headway toward its annual pacing target with a $300m investment in Carlyle Realty Partners X.
The decline of the five-day commute has been a boon for suburban retail, according to the manager.
But mirroring the overall commercial real estate sector, residential fundraising totals have been trending down since 2021.