Evelyn Lee
After hiring its first placement agent for a US fundraising, the New York-based developer and fund manager is said to have held a final close just shy of the target for its latest US real estate fund.
In this month’s issue of PERE, we speak with three of Brookfield’s senior real estate executives about how investing in real estate platforms has changed with the times.
The Rio de Janeiro-based private equity firm has secured an initial equity haul from Brazilian limited partners for its new vehicle and has begun marketing to international investors.
The $11.5 billion pension plan is projected to allocate the bulk of its new capital for the asset class over the next three years to value-added and opportunistic investments, as well as increasing its exposure to international real estate.
The state agency, which manages an estimated $163.5 billion in total assets, has launched a search for consultants to assist on both traditional and non-traditional real estate investments.
The Los Angeles-based real estate investment firm has made its largest land acquisition to date – a 297-acre parcel in Austin, Texas – as part of a larger plan to develop a master-planned technology and office park.
The Philadelphia-based real estate firm’s latest opportunistic vehicle will have a significantly lower target size than its $2 billion predecessor.
The Los Angeles-based real estate fund manager has recruited a new managing director to oversee its Brazil office, replacing Axel Chaves, who left earlier this month.
The New Jersey-based real estate investment manager has launched a Mexican real estate investment trust, into which it has rolled two of its prior industrial funds and 146 properties previously held by the two vehicles.
The $72.8 billion pension plan has approved an investment to Blackstone's new Asia-focused vehicle. It also announced an update to its real estate secondary offering.
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