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Friday Letter Going, going, goneMost of the legacy real estate fund businesses sponsored by financial institutions have disappeared from this year’s PERE 30 ranking, while strategic shifts and large older vintage funds do not bode well for the remaining bank-sponsored platforms.
- FEATURE: The tiger bounces back
With twice as much deal activity taking place in the Asia Pacific region as anywhere else in the world, investors are keeping a close eye on transaction volumes as an indicator of what may be in store for Asia and its real estate markets. PERE Asia Supplement, December 2010/January 2011 issue
- Irreplaceable focus
The co-founder of Dune Real Estate Partners and the man behind Goldman Sachs’ Whitehall funds has stuck to several core beliefs throughout his career: never follow the pack, know when you want to have made your money and ensure your assets are unique.
- PPF creates secondaries programme
The UK pension ‘lifeboat’ has hired Goldman Sachs, Pantheon, Hamilton Lane, Lexington, LGT, Partners Group and RREEF as advisors.
- KKR supersizes fundraising team
The firm wants to take advantage of new pools of capital, Suzanne Donohoe, head of KKR's client and partners group, told PEO in an exclusive interview.
- Feature: HSBC hires Herbert
John Herbert continues love affair with global banks and their real estate activities
- Brockton Capital takes on fifth partner
The London-based firm, which recently raised £500m for its second UK fund, says its non executive chairman Tony Edgley is joining as full-time partner.
- Aviva closes in on $500m-plus fund
The property manager of British insurer Aviva has its sights set on a first close for a vehicle aimed at recapitalising property funds and buying LP interests
- Fortress buys special servicer CW Financial
The New York-based firm has acquired the US’ second largest special servicer from Otéra Capital for an undisclosed sum. Apollo Global and Centerbridge were also reportedly in the running for the company.
- Boston Properties CEO dies at 68
Edward Linde passed away following complications from pneumonia, the US REIT said. Mortimer Zuckerman has taken over the role of CEO. "He will be greatly missed by all," said Zuckerman.