Evelyn Lee
The Los Angeles-based real estate manager has completed its initial round of fundraising for its latest Latin American-focused vehicle, a year later than originally anticipated.
One year after closing on its debut opportunistic fund, Related Companies is back and eyeing its first commingled debt vehicle.
After securing backing from local pension plans, the joint venture between first-time fund manager Pienssa and developer Prodesa is seeking capital from US investors.
The Texas-based private equity firm plans to buy the distressed senior-living operator and its 210 properties for less than half the basis of typical senior housing acquisitions.
The $78.1 billion pension system is weighing the possible sale of fund interests in its real estate portfolio.
The $38.1 billion pension system has tapped two consultants to assist in the creation of a new real estate co-investment program.
The world’s largest real estate manager is marketing a 2 million-square-foot portfolio of six US office properties on behalf of its CBRE Strategic Partners US Value 5 fund.
The $9.9 billion pension plan expects to commit $505 million to private real estate over the next four years, the majority of which is projected to go to opportunistic strategies.
While distressed real estate continues to create some of the firm’s best investment opportunities, Europe has been a lesser source of deal flow than anticipated.
The $90 billion pension plan approved three investments to the asset class during the fourth quarter, including a real estate debt-focused separate account with Heitman.
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