Sectors

Starwood eyes ‘attractive entry point’ after $10.2bn close for Fund XIII

Launched in a ‘different environment’ for real estate in 2023, the firm’s latest flagship fund gathered enough momentum over the past year to top its $10bn fundraising goal.

Greystar’s top capital raiser joins Hawkeye Partners to grow fund platform

Jennifer Ciullo, a nine-year veteran of the resi giant, comes to Hawkeye as the firm expands from seeding emerging managers to launching its own real estate funds.

Matter Real Estate appoints ex-Ares exec to lead Europe push

The London-based residential manager has hired its first head of Europe as it looks to scale its platform on the continent.

Partners Group on navigating the ‘complex middle’ of bespoke mid-market secondaries

Real estate secondaries has come of age in a higher-rate world, but investors need to do more than price illiquidity to gain an edge, say Henrik Orrbeck and Stefan Lempen at Partners Group.

Kayne Anderson’s Rabil: ‘You either adjust or you die’

With the manager’s real estate arm set to be acquired by Bridgepoint in a $1.4bn deal, CEO Al Rabil says investors’ changing allocation habits are driving a need to scale.

Greystar eyes up to $3bn for 12th US flagship fund

The South Carolina-based residential giant has already raised $1.5bn in six months for the value-add multifamily vehicle.

Invel closes second and largest Southern European fund

The manager has pulled in €400m for its oversubscribed opportunity fund focused on Greek and Italian markets.

TPG Angelo Gordon adopts ‘top-down’ approach for latest flagship fund

The firm has a $3bn target and more rigid sector allocations for Realty Value Fund XII, the first launch in the global series since Angelo Gordon’s acquisition by TPG in 2023.

Bouwinvest’s Siezen: ‘We’ve never done anything like this’

The Dutch investor’s CEO explains the significance of the group’s first-ever proposal for a reciprocal tax framework to boost cross-border pension investment.

PSP reports $1.5bn real estate loss amid shift toward infra

The Canadian pension cited residential oversupply and domestic immigration policy as contributors to the portfolio’s -7.3% return in fiscal 2026.