Madison International Realty overview
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Madison International to make first investments in Asia
Founder Ron Dickerman expects his firm will begin deploying capital next year amid a ‘very intriguing’ time to explore real estate secondaries in the region.
Madison International, GCM Grosvenor buy stakes in Matter Real Estate
London-based residential specialist Matter has also received an investment from Madison into its value-add and opportunistic funds.
Private managers eye public market discounts
Volatile REIT shares offer lending, investment opportunities.
The private real estate industry is on watch amid recession fears
The fallout from Trump’s tariffs policy threatens to further delay a real estate recovery, but not everyone expects a slowdown to occur.
Madison International names first South Korea hire, eyes Seoul office
The New York-based firm’s Korean investors include the National Pension Service of Korea, which has invested in at least two of its funds.
Madison International hires Shah for growth-platform investment role
The New York-based private real estate manager is ‘advancing’ the capacity of the platform it launched last year.
Madison International launches growth capital strategy
The New York-based firm has received backing from a sovereign wealth fund to establish a platform investing in middle market managers.
LOOK AHEAD 2023: We’ve moved further into the baseball game
However, Ronald Dickerman, founder of Madison International Realty, thinks private real estate’s secular repricing is still several quarters away.
Madison International Realty contact information
Offices
300 Park Avenue, 3rd Floor, New York, 10022, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Mr. Akaash Shah | Job titleReal Estate Professional | LocationLondon, United Kingdom | Email  ------ |
| Mr. Alan Kamhazi | Job titleVice President, Investments | LocationNew York, United States | Email --------- |
| Mr. Alejandro Gomez Serrano Olavarrieta | Job titleInvestment Professional | LocationNew York, United States | Email ----------- |
| Ms. Amelia Pascucci | Job titleDirector, Investments | LocationNew York, United States | Email ------ |
Madison International Realty fund commitments
Known fund commitments : 5
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
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Manager -------- | Commitment dateDec 2025 | Commitment size ----- | |
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Madison International Realty funds managed
Funds in market: 2
| Fund | Fund size | Open date | Strategy |
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Fund size --------- | Open dateJul 2024 | Strategy ----------- | |
Fund size ----------- | Open dateJun 2023 | Strategy ------- | |
Closed funds: 10
| Fund | Fund size | Close date | Strategy |
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Fund size ------- | Close dateSep 2023 | Strategy ------ | |
Fund size ------ | Close dateMar 2020 | Strategy ----- | |
Fund size -------- | Close dateJul 2016 | Strategy ----------- | |
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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.
Rising confidence fuels secondaries dealflow
A growing cohort of institutional investors are turning to real estate secondaries as global buyers look for exposure to in-demand asset classes.
Private real estate managers rewrite the playbook
The strong growth of continuation vehicles signals that the real estate secondaries market has shed its reputation as a last resort for distress-driven strategies.
Two is no crowd when it comes to succession planning
While the classic succession model in private real estate involves a single heir apparent, multiple founder-led businesses are prioritizing optionality instead.
Real estate M&A transactions jumped 40% in 2023-25
Deals involving sector specialists represent an increasing share of consolidation activity, according to a report from Hodes Weill.
Industrial investors remain cool on cold storage
Elevated deliveries over the past few years and softer demand are pushing vacancy rates higher in this operationally intensive part of the supply chain, writes JC Russell.