Kyle Campbell
With 16 transactions closed in the first half of 2021, the industry is well ahead of last year and poised to surpass 2018's record total.
The Washington, DC firm expects to hold an $8bn final close this fall for Carlyle Realty Partners IX, which would be 45% larger than its predecessor.
The vehicle will follow the firm's fourth European value-add fund, which closed on its €2.1bn hard-cap earlier this month.
The Chicago-based firm closed on three funds totaling $3.2bn in three months, benefiting in part from the ‘favorable element’ of the 2021 vintage.
Fresh off its biggest transaction ever, a sale and lease deal with TikTok's parent company, Tishman Speyer's president and CEO is ready for more in China.
San Francisco-based Rubicon Point Partners closed on $230m for the value-add vehicle, which targets the US office sector.
The firm acquired Chicago-based Home Partners of America for $6bn, giving it a designated SFR platform for the first time since exiting Invitation Homes.
While the New York-based investment manager has been able to deploy its funds rapidly, other groups have not found the opportunity set they expected.
Goodwin Gaw, chairman and founder of the firm, explained the strategy behind Gateway Strategic Acquisitions during a PERE Global Passport Deep Dive.
Large pools of capital have been raised for distressed strategies, but thanks to government support schemes, finding a home for it is proving a challenge.
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