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The largest real estate debt managers once again outperformed in a nightmare year for real estate fundraising.
Fundraising growth slows for the largest real estate debt managers – but their success outweighs the rest.
The firm’s chief executive Manfredi Catella is also looking to partner with other Italian institutions on a range of real estate initiatives.
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The South Carolina-based manager has raised $1.9bn for the latest iteration in its flagship multifamily fund series.
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In her departing interview, the outgoing president and chief executive officer of CDPQ’s real estate business talks about leaving the job, her next role and her ‘natural’ successor.
In just over a year, the manager has raised €600m to invest in student accommodation assets across Southern Europe.
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The firm’s co-heads of real estate talked about what drove leadership change at the top and what is next for the $49bn business.
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At a size of $1.4bn, ACORE Credit Partners II is also the joint fourth-largest private real estate fund closed globally so far this year.
The vehicle represents the firm's only real estate fund launch in the near term as it sits on $12bn of dry powder for the asset class.
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