The Chicago-based firm joins a growing list of managers targeting distress.
The Miami-based manager raised nearly 30% of Fund IV’s equity from co-investment capital, driven in part by platform investments.
All told, the Los Angeles-based manager now has $5.5bn to target distress real estate opportunities in the US and Europe.
The firm’s co-founder says fundraising in today’s market requires more effort than three or four years ago.
The Dallas-based private equity real estate firm cites investor liquidity issues and a keenness to get deploying for the $2.7bn final closing for LSREF VII, less than half its initially reported $6bn target.
The Los Angeles-based firm is expected to hold a final close for the opportunistic fund in H1 2025.
The oversubscription of the Atlanta-based manager’s sixth fund exemplifies how the asset class continues to attract investors despite headwinds
The Atlanta-based firm's Cortland Enhanced Value Fund VI is more than double the size of its predecessor.
The London firm now counts a sovereign fund among investors in the series, for which it also uses social media marketing to raise capital.
Commitments of $1bn to the asset management behemoth’s real estate strategies in Q2 trail its smaller peers.