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Logistics giant plants $1.6bn flag in private equity - exclusiveGLP will seek to capitalise on its sector insight to invest in emerging technologies.
- Fifth Wall Ventures raises $212m
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- Partners to set up new Americas headquarters
The Zug, Switzerland-based private markets investment manager plans to relocate a number of top executives from its existing US offices to a new regional headquarters.
- Equilibrium Capital picks up CalPERS Guillot
The firm has also hired Guy Jaquier former Prologis CEO
- TPG lands separate account from New Jersey
New Jersey’s $350m commitment represents the first major investment by a US pension plan in TPG’s growing real estate business.
- Blackstone closes historic real estate fund on $13.3bn
The Blackstone Group has closed its latest global real estate fund, which is the largest real estate opportunity vehicle ever raised. About 35% of the commingled vehicle already is invested.
- TPG builds real estate team
Avi Banyasz, a 13-year veteran of real estate investment firm Westbrook, will help the private equity giant push further into the real estate asset class.
- TPG lands ProLogis’ Catellus assets for $505m
TPG has further demonstrated its real estate ambitions with the $505m purchase of US real estate assets from global logistics giant ProLogis. The Dallas-based private equity titan has been steadily increasing its exposure to the sector.
- Blackstone invests $4bn in real estate in past year
Despite some fears that transactions in 2011 will be “tougher” to find than 2010, Blackstone expects deal flow to increase in the coming 12 months as banks earn their way to health and start dealing with their balance sheets.