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The PERE 100 returns to growth as the PERE 200 stalls

The top tier of capital raisers added $52bn to their collective fundraising total in the past year, but the second tier has struggled for momentum.

Blue Owl raises $9bn across four real estate funds

The New York-based firm’s net lease strategy has been a major driver of its real estate capital raising activity.

EQT Real Estate tops multiple charts with latest fundraise

With its fifth European logistics value-add fund, the firm has closed the largest private real estate fund globally so far this year.

Niam holds first close for ninth Nordic opportunistic fund

The Nordics specialist is already halfway toward its €1bn target for the fund after around six months on the road.

BGO seeks ‘deep operating expertise’ with Bell Partners acquisition

Having previously relied on joint ventures with operating partners to drive performance in residential, BGO will leverage these capabilities in-house with Bell, says co-president Amy Price.

Carmel Partners raises $1.35bn for ninth US multifamily fund

With its latest fund, the firm has pivoted from a focus on ground-up development to buying and upgrading operating assets as return propositions have shifted.

Ares holds final close for US and European value-add funds

The vehicles are the largest in their respective fund series, with US XI also representing the firm’s largest-ever capital haul for a closed-end real estate fund.

Azora to close largest-ever Southern European real estate fund

The Madrid-based manager has already hit its revised target for the vehicle, which is due for a final close by mid-year.

New report: Private markets performance data

PEI Group’s quarterly fund performance reports analyze the state of private markets through the lens of our proprietary data to bring you market insights enriched by our reporting and editorial expertise.

Sculptor closes Fund V, beats $3bn target by over 50%

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