Evelyn Lee
Four leading GPs give their thoughts on the fundraising climate today and look to 2012 at last month's PERE Forum in New York.
Brookfield is the latest private equity real estate firm to pursue ownership of the troubled Stuyvesant Town apartment complex.
The Phoenix-based private real estate company is raising its first investment fund to acquire retail properties in the West and Southwest regions of the US.
The Toronto-based asset manager will assume ownership of three assets in the Bahamas and Mexico under a debt restructuring agreement with Kerzner International.
The Washington, DC-based private equity real estate firm has acquired the office of the infamous Nixon-era break-in in a deal reportedly valued at $76 million. The property has now been traded twice in six years.
The San Francisco-based real estate firm is said to be oversubscribed for its fourth fund, which will focus on the acquisition and repositioning of multifamily properties.
The $5.31 billion open-ended real estate fund plans to develop a 165-unit high-rise apartment building in New York City.
A challenging fundraising environment is separating the “haves” from the “have nots” among fund managers, but capital raisers can still attract investors if they play their cards right, according to a group of panellists at the PERE Forum in New York.
With the completion of CBRE Group’s takeover of ING REIM, the Los Angeles-based real estate investment management firm is poised to ramp up investment activities in targeted areas worldwide.
The Sao Paulo-based real estate investment management firm has reached its hard cap for its second real estate fund.
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