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The Dallas-based manager has formed a JV with a global sovereign wealth fund to acquire around $750m in additional assets.
The Dallas-based manager is seeing more higher-risk, higher-return opportunities for its largest-ever US non-core real estate fund.
The New York-based manager hired a former Heitman executive almost a year after Matt Brody left the role.
The $12.4bn raised in Q1 2023 is the lowest first quarter total recorded.
The New York-based manager previously had invested as much as 18% of a fund’s capital with prior vehicles in the series.
The Stockholm-based manager aims to broaden its client base and evolve its product offerings with the hire of a former JLL managing director.
The Italian asset manager has also partnered with a consortium of housing co-operatives to boost social housing development across the country.
With the country reopening its borders, raising capital from North American investors for Asia-Pacific funds just got a lot more complicated.
The Saratoga Springs, New York-based manager has eclipsed the previous record holder by $1bn.
The London-based asset manager has hired Alexia Gottschalch from Aegon to lead the new platform.