All Real Assets articles in October 2007 (Online) – Page 3
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Entity level deals sign new pension fund capital
UNITED STATES - There is new pension fund capital in the United States being moved into entity level investing in both the private and public real estate sectors.
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US pension funds place capital into distressed paper
UNITED STATES - Several pension funds in the United States have decided to invest some capital into a distressed debt investment strategy but are choosing to do so through leverage-driven funds.
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New Jersey taps into real estate debt pressures
UNITED STATES - New Jersey Division of Investment has agreed to commit $150m (€105.3m) to two commingled funds, to take advantage of the market capital squeeze and structured financing.
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Maryland makes its foray into Asia
UNITED STATES - Maryland State Retirement Agency has made its first move into investing in international real estate with a $100m (70.2m) commitment to an Asian fund.
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Credit squeeze claims Swiss super-deal
SWITZERLAND - The credit squeeze claimed one of its first major deals last week when a consortium led by London-listed Israeli property firm Delek announced it had pulled out of the planned CHF 3.5bn (€2.8bn) acquisition of property firm Jelmoli’s 88-property Swiss portfolio.
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Macro growth boosts Nordic retail
NORDICS - Pension funds have an irrational attachment to office real estate when they should be looking to outperforming retail, according to fund manager Cordea Savills.
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Land is the new property, say planners
UK - Greenbelt and brownfield land earmarked for development is rapidly emerging as a sub-asset class in an otherwise overvalued real estate market.
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Industry optimistic for Danish REITs
DENMARK - Denmark could be the next European market to introduce real estate investment trusts (REITs), if lobbying by the Danish Property Federation (DPF) proves successful.
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