- Capital Watch
- 25-Feb-2021
AXA raises €3.7b for real estate in ‘challenging’ year
AXA Investment Managers’ real assets business raised €3.7 bn of capital for real estate equity strategies (excluding debt investing) in 2020.
Read moreAXA Investment Managers’ real assets business raised €3.7 bn of capital for real estate equity strategies (excluding debt investing) in 2020.
Read moreFairway Capital, investment advisor to the Fairway Capital Property Fund, has successfully closed on a third round of fund-raising. The additional funds, sourced from institutions, family offices and high-net-worth individuals, will bolster purchasing power to make further acquisitions in the prime Central London (PCL) residential market.
Read morePan-European investment manager Peakside Capital Advisors has raised €160 mln in equity at the first close of the Peakside Real Estate Fund IV (PREF IV), equal to about 80% of the equity base of the predecessor fund.
Read morePGIM Real Estate has launched its UK affordable housing fund with an initial capital raise totalling £190 mln (€216 mln), from the Northern LGPS and Brunel Pension Partnership.
Read moreThe property arm of Dutch insurance group ASR, ASR Real Estate, has added another €100 mln to the ASR Dutch Core Residential Fund.
Read moreUK asset manager Barwood Capital has closed its Regional Property Growth Fund IV and raised a combined £110 mln (€124 mln) of equity both directly and through co-investment, £10 mln above its target.
Read moreFrench asset manager Stam announced on Wednesday that it has raised a further €60 mln of equity for its Opera fund which will enable it to grow the fund portfolio by over €100 mln in 2021.
Read moreItalian asset manager Algebris said this week that it has raised €160 mln of equity commitments at the first closing of its third NPL fund.
Read moreHines will end 2020 with a one-third increase in the size of its European assets under management, to €28 bn.
Read moreAsset manager Palmira Capital Partners has raised €150 mln of equity at the first close of its new real estate fund.
Read moreGerman property investment volumes plummeted 48% in the first quarter, with only €14.8 bn of assets traded in the first three months of the year, according to broker CBRE.