The New York-based real estate fund manager plans to expand its investment activities in the US and Brazil over the next five years, spending approximately $1 billion of equity in each market. Additionally, it will open a new Los Angeles office early next year.
3 min read · 15 January 2013
The A$80 billion Australian state fund will invest in the Boston-based real estate manager for the first time through a large single-investor vehicle and a commitment to the firm’s latest multifamily fund, which is slated for a first close by the end of the year.
2 min read · 15 January 2013
After being hired in 2010 to head up its new São Paulo office, brothers Rodolfo and Vitor Senra have left the Greenwich, Connecticut-based real estate investment firm to start their own business.
2 min read · 15 January 2013
Global Logistic Properties’ entry into Brazil should not deflect attention from its central focus in Asia but that doesn’t diminish its impact.
3 min read · 17 January 2013
CPPIB, CIC and GIC back Global Logistic Properties in the purchase of a huge Brazilian portfolio, making the firm the largest logistics real estate investment manager in the country.
3 min read · 17 January 2013
The New York-based fund manager officially has closed on $819 million for its latest fund, plus an additional $150 million for a sidecar vehicle.
2 min read · 17 January 2013
The real estate investment firm that specialises in Latin America and the Caribbean has received $150 million in commitments to invest in low- and middle-income residential housing projects in Peru, Colombia, the Dominican Republic and Panama.
2 min read · 17 January 2013
Following a first close and roughly $300 million in pending commitments, the Chicago-based private equity real estate firm will be about halfway to its equity target for its latest opportunistic vehicle.
3 min read · 17 January 2013
The $15 billion state endowment has contributed $50 million to RREF IV – its third investment in the non-core space this year.
2 min read · 17 January 2013
The Greenwich, Connecticut-based real estate firm has agreed to purchase the InTown Suites hotel chain on behalf of its ninth distressed opportunity fund. The price includes the assumption of about $617 million in debt.
1 min read · 17 January 2013
