Kristian Lundberg
The $18.6bn US public pension backs a fund-of-funds and a value-added real estate fund.
The $56bn US public pension plans to shed $1.4bn of core assets to meet new allocation targets.
The Boston-based investment manager closes value-added vehicle above target.
The New York-based hotelier's first fund will invest in Marriott and Hilton hotels.
The Los Angeles-based firm's fifth opportunistic fund will invest in seniors housing, student housing and medical offices.
The $16.3bn US public pension invests in a Japan-focused opportunistic fund.
The $3.6bn US public pension selects CenterSquare at its April board meeting.
The $222.5bn US public pension will invest $300m in core and core-plus commercial assets.
The $345bn US public pension bolsters its mall partnership with an advisory firm.
The $2.3bn US public pension backs a North American fund targeting tech-related real assets.
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