All told, the Los Angeles-based manager now has $5.5bn to target distress real estate opportunities in the US and Europe.
One major takeaway from the week-long event was the differing real estate estate appetites between Korean and Japanese investors.
The UK manager plans to treble its residential allocation and form more institutional partnerships as part of an ongoing real estate revamp.
The five assets are in Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
As prices tumble, the mega-manager is back to investing aggressively in a sector it spurned two years ago.
The Dallas-based private equity real estate firm has kickstarted its fast deployment plans for the $2.7bn vehicle with a large logistics, retail and offices portfolio.
The firm’s co-founder says fundraising in today’s market requires more effort than three or four years ago.
The South Korean pension fund has kicked off its return to equity investing in the asset class with commitments to logistics strategies.
The Swiss bank’s multi-manager real estate business has made an initial commitment of more than $100m to the Los Angeles-based manager.
The Dallas-based private equity real estate firm cites investor liquidity issues and a keenness to get deploying for the $2.7bn final closing for LSREF VII, less than half its initially reported $6bn target.