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AMERICAS NEWS: Open playing fieldDistressed opportunities, such as the sale of a majority stake in a Brazilian developer, are starting to surface in Latin America, though investors aren’t exactly running over. PERE Magazine, July/August 2013 issue
- Carlyle seeks $254m REIT exit for China hotels
The Washington, DC-based private equity giant is hoping to exit from its investment in China hotel operator New Century Hotel Group via the Hong Kong REIT market, expecting Hong Kong and international investors to pay $254 million for the company and its portfolio.
- Carlyle eyes its biggest property fund ever
The Washington, DC-based private equity firm is said to be gearing up for what could be its largest real estate capital-raise to date.
- A bigger stage
Lee Neibart of AREA Property Partners talks with PERE about becoming part of Ares Management.
- Goldman exits stake in GM Building in $1.4bn deal
The New York investment bank, along with a Dubai-based investment firm, are selling a 40 percent stake in 767 Fifth Avenue in a deal that eclipses Carlyle’s recent sale of 650 Madison.
- Carlyle sells 650 Madison for $1.3bn
In the largest single-asset purchase in the US in more than two years, the Washington DC-based private equity firm has sold a trophy office and retail tower in midtown Manhattan to a joint venture between Crown Acquisitions and Highgate.
- Carlyle buys into Chinese shopping malls
The Washington DC-based firm has bought a 49 percent stake two large China shopping malls owned by one of the country’s largest developers.
- Carlyle launches new Asia fund
The Washington, DC-based private equity real estate firm is in the market with its third pan-Asian real estate vehicle, with a first close anticipated this summer.
- ASIA NEWS: Shanghai for starters
The National Pension Service of Korea is now scouring for more opportunities in the East. PERE Magazine, May 2013 issue.
- CalPERS buys two NYC multifamily towers for $400m
Boston-based GID Investment Advisers, on behalf of the giant California pension, has purchased The Ashley and The Aldyn from a partnership between The Carlyle Group and Extell Development.