Kyle Campbell
The mega manager’s desert dealings may pave the way for more real estate transactions in a gaming market increasingly open to them.
The Salt Lake City-based firm’s fundraising for its Multifamily IV and Debt Strategies III vehicles, contributed to a strong year for capital commitments.
Private real estate fundraising ended 2019 on a sour note, with managers closing just $14.5 billion in the last three months of the year.
North American fundraising looks to be strong in 2020, but it is expected to be led by large managers once again. Alternative assets and tailor-made structures will be of particular interest to investors as well.
Texas TRS seeded the fund with $990m and other investors followed suit, looking for liquidity and a passive approach to core real estate investment.
December 31 is the cutoff for investors to achieve the full tax benefits of the program, but many managers have raised no capital.
Trumbull Property Fund’s massive exit queue makes it unique in the core fund space, but much can be learned from where investors go next.
Foreign firms well versed in Brazil's real estate market are starting to deploy capital again, but others continue to remain skeptical of the country's volatile economy
Amid a global gambling boom, casino operators are becoming more like hotels, creating an opening for institutional capital.
Investor appetite for the US flagship fund index is in flux, giving rival funds and strategies an opportunity to muscle in
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