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The Canadian pension committed $143m to the venture with IRA Capital alongside an unnamed Asian sovereign wealth fund.

The secondaries specialist is positioning itself to take advantage of a ‘silver tsunami’ in the US and Europe.

The Boston-based manager is targeting an eclectic mix of sectors, including marinas and golf courses.

The New York-based manager plans to deploy the proceeds into in the hospitality, logistics and living sectors, among others.

Improved fundamentals and a lingering supply shortage are luring investors back into the sector en masse.

The investor will be especially cautious on new development but is more open to it in alternative sectors, with an eye toward the US.

The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund will target platform and fund investments, as well as private residential strategies, for the first time.

The Malaysian pension fund’s head of investments and acquisitions for real estate sees supportive conditions in Europe for non-core deployment.

With co-investment capital, the New York-based manager’s latest opportunistic vehicle is more than double the size of its predecessor.