HRJ Capital, the San Francisco fund of funds firm started by American pro-footballers Ronnie Lott and Harris Barton, has doubled its equity commitments for its latest vehicle.
The German firm has launched a fund of funds to invest in five pan-Asian vehicles, targeting a maximum final close of $465m.
Having recently closed on its first India real estate fund and a second China property fund, Southeast Asia’s largest property developer is setting its sights on yet another Asian country.
Ohio-based Legacy Capital Partners will pursue holding periods of as long as 15 years.
The closed-ended company is seeking to invest in undervalued securities of property companies in Europe.
The Southern European firm's focus hits investor sweet spot as the mid-market finds favour in the credit crunch.
The US-based firm says it will invest in special purpose vehicles and is in talks with several Indian developers.
Bullish insurer Axa says it continues to have its sights set on Asia, while in Europe Germany is a key part of its plans, the Paris and Brussels office markets offer “fair value” and retail in Barcelona and Madrid could be the best performers.
The global real estate investment firm has launched its second real estate fund targeting the Asian market, with a special focus on China and Japan.
The Singapore-based firm is raising a dedicated Indian real estate fund focusing largely on the South of the subcontinent.