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PERE magazine june 2020
A seed portfolio, ‘essential’ to attracting capital prior to the covid-19 pandemic, has become a liability for many firms in fundraising mode.
Dream Equity Partners
The platform will pursue opportunities arising from covid-related dislocation as part of Dream Unlimited, which sold a subsidiary to Blackstone last year.
The firm has halted trading for both incoming capital and withdrawals in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Danish pension fund says it has benefited from its relatively high exposure to real estate during a time of coronavirus-induced market unrest.
Seven mega-funds with AUM of A$150bn-A$200bn could result from the current wave of mergers. Managers will welcome the resultant internationalization, downward pressure on fees and bigger private capital allocations
Investors continue to find it hard to justify mounting costs and are asking for greater disclosure, according to PERE’s Perspectives 2020 Survey.
The Boston-based firm launched Realty Associates Fund XII in June 2018, according to an SEC filing.
Redcar Fund I focuses exclusively on Los Angeles real estate
Redcar Fund I, an opportunistic vehicle focused on LA creative office, was oversubscribed by $62m.
Blackstone is building a small empire on the Vegas Strip
The mega manager’s desert dealings may pave the way for more real estate transactions in a gaming market increasingly open to them.
Bridge Investments, Salt Lake City
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.
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