Frontier Capital has brought in institutional investors for its second fund, which at $115 million is more than twice the size of the firm’s first vehicle.
The European firm is priming for greater activity in the Nordic region and Baltic states by hiring three real estate pros and opening an office in Stockholm.
The industrial property developer has picked up seventeen warehouse properties in Japan, having recently decided to double its total investment in the country to nearly $8bn by the end of 2009.
Chicago-based private equity real estate firm Green Courte Partners doubles size of follow-on fund targeting niche real estate investments.
The Irish firm has closed its second Polonia Property Fund.
The San Francisco-based private equity real estate firm has closed its third property vehicle, almost twice the size of its previous fund, targeting the US multifamily sector.
The cash infusion is the third private equity investment in the Mumbai-based developer Lodha Group.
The Stockholm-based fund manager has become the latest to announce a Russia-focused vehicle aiming to exploit refurbishment and value added opportunities, as well as forward funding deals and joint ventures with developers.
Having recently reported an increase in value and growth in the region, the firm’s private equity real estate arm will launch an East Africa-dedicated fund, its fifth fund in the last two and a half years.
Boston-based real estate investment firm Beacon Capital Partners has closed its fifth fund to target strategic markets in the US and Europe.