Jonathan Brasse
The Paris-based firm has made its sixth acquisition for its European Property Investors Special Opportunities (EPISO) Fund.
The LA-based firm is preparing to “re-engage” with the creditors of Japan’s first failed REIT.
The Dallas-based firm’s attempt to buy Japan’s first failed REIT is blocked for a second time by creditors. A rival bid from Daiwa House remains on the cards if New City can avoid liquidation.
The former SUN Real Estate, Cambridge Place and JP Morgan executive has been appointed to lead the firm’s real estate fund management business.
The London-based private equity firm is to join forces with ING REIM for what it termed as the best buying opportunity for two years.
The Ho Chi Minh City-based firm has entered the exit stage for its AiM-listed real estate fund, VinaCapital. Including the Hilton Hanoi Opera Hotel sale, the fund has exited 12 investments so far.
The Dallas-based firm is acquiring $10bn of performing and non-performing loans in Japan for just less than $300m.
LaSalle Investment Management and ING Real Estate Investment Management remain on a whittled-down shortlist to buy the management of the Wall Street Bank’s Asian Real Estate opportunity Fund and its other Asian real estate holdings.
The $200bn National Pension Service of Korea has mandated London-based Rockspring to buy London assets as part of a $3bn investment programme aimed the mature markets of London, New York and Sydney.
Just $16.2bn has been raised for real estate opportunity funds worldwide in H1 2009, according to Probitas Partners. Much of the negative investor sentiment falls at the door of “legacy real estate funds”, says partner Kelly DePonte.
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