- Capital Watch
- 23-Apr-2020
Toronto firm raises €250 million for first Europe-only fund
Toronto-based Slate Asset Management is targeting German retail for its first Europe-only real estate fund.
Read moreToronto-based Slate Asset Management is targeting German retail for its first Europe-only real estate fund.
Read moreCheyne Capital has announced the launch of its second impact real estate fund, the Cheyne Impact Real Estate Trust, with initial dry powder of £150 mln (€170 mln) to be deployed in long-term, affordable housing in the UK.
Read moreBerlin-based Catella Residential Investment Management’s (CRIM) Catella European residential (CER) III fund has secured €125 mln from two new institutional investors.
Read moreThe Blackstone Group’s sixth dedicated opportunistic European real estate vehicle closed this week, making the fund its largest-ever in the region and beating the US giant’s original €8 bn target.
Read moreGlobal investor Oxford Properties and UK-basd Delancey Real Estate Asset Management have raised up to £250 mln (€275 mln) from Swedish pension fund Alecta for their Door residential fund.
Read moreUS-based asset manager Townsend Group has raised $1.5 bn (€1.35 bn) for its global value-add real estate strategy, Townsend Real Estate Alpha (TREA).
Read moreLuxembourg-based investment manager Threestones Capital has raised €450 mln of equity at the final close of its latest European healthcare fund, exceeding the initial target of €300 mln.
Read moreInvestment in Nordic real estate is heading for an all-time high in the next two years - despite the forecast of lower returns.
Read morePrivately owned Nordic fund manager NRP has announced that its latest vehicle, NRP fund VIII, is fully invested in a diversified pan-Nordic real estate portfolio, with an overweight on logistics.
Read morePictet Alternative Advisors has reached its hard cap for its first real estate fund, raising €700 mln of equity for pan-European value-add transactions.
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.