The real estate investment arm of Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec is looking beyond the major US clusters with its new Lendlease joint venture.
With investment in real estate technologies rising almost 40% in the last year to more than $30bn, capital allocations are becoming more formalized.
The Charlotte, North Carolina-headquartered global manager raised 70% of the fund’s capital from investors outside of the region.
Australia’s Taronga Ventures has received commitments from 13 institutional investors for its debut vehicle, which is expected to hit its hard-cap.
The UK investment manager has held a final close for its latest real estate debt offering.
The North Carolina-based apartment specialist closed on a fund for the strategy, but the bulk of the capital was raised through co-investment vehicles.
The UK-focused manager has already collected half its hard-cap in what could be its largest fundraise yet.
The Dallas-headquartered manager has raised $400m from two global institutions to help build a 10,000-plus unit portfolio.
The Chicago-based firm, which is focused on life sciences, student housing and build-to-rent housing, has already deployed 75% of the vehicle.
The Singapore-based firm has traditionally focused on a value-add strategy and has launched three value-add funds in Asia since 2012.
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