Kyle Campbell
While many managers are in the early stages of incorporating technology into their environmental, social and governance pursuits, digitization has already proved to be a powerful tool
The second tier of managers in PERE’s ranking of elite fundraisers, introduced this year, shows the depth of the industry and how rising competitors are angling for their shot at glory.
Strong showings from sector specialists and the return of some familiar faces help private equity real estate’s elite return to form.
Mid-sized managers accounted for an outsized share of the new capital brought to this year’s rankings, with 16 firms clearing $5bn for the first time.
Oxford Properties’ Michael Turner tells PERE why managing outside capital is key to the pension investor’s future growth.
Even after securing billions of dollars from top investors, the Toronto-based firm still considers itself a landlord first.
The Chicago-based data center specialist has closed more than $5bn through its first two funds, both of which focus solely on the digital assets.
The partnership between the operator and the asset manager has led to the biggest independent studio platform on the planet.
Starwood and Blackstone took home the most hardware on the back of multi-billion-dollar deals – including one they shared.
After acquiring a portfolio of research labs and offices in San Diego, the Canadian pension is preparing to launch a branded platform later this year.
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