Europe's largest quoted private equity firm is set to devote more capital to Asian real estate in the wake of its maiden property deal.
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The Texas-based private equity firm has bought the previously unaffiliated Lone Star Steakhouse chain for $600m.
The Chicago-based private equity real estate firm has joined with The Preiss Company to build new off-campus student housing at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte.
The Chicago-based firm’s first vehicle has already invested in self-storage and student housing and will also target medical office and senior housing.
Magic Mountain, the famed Los Angeles-area theme park, may soon be converted to a retail and residential development.
As Starwood Capital looks to expand into India, it has brought Balaji Rao on board to head its operations on the Asian subcontinent.
The UK government’s investment arm dedicated to emerging markets has placed $100m into a vehicle focused on property in African—its first commitment to a fund focused solely on property.
The Texas-based private equity firm has bought the previously unaffiliated Lone Star Steakhouse chain for $600m.
Fremont Realty Capital, Shorenstein Properties and New York real estate investor Mark Karasick have acquired 311 S. Wacker, a fixture in the Windy City skyline.