All San Diego City Employees’ Retirement System articles
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NewsNREP targets €1.25bn capital raise for latest value-add real estate fund
SDCERS is considering issuing a $30m commitment into Fund III
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DWS open-ended core-plus industrial fund plans to raise $500m in 2019
RREEF Core Plus Industrial Fund also expects to invest $500m in 2019
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SDCERS backs MetLife's US core fund as it focuses on non-gateway cities
Townsend recommends a $55m commitment to the MetLife Core Property Fund
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San Diego City Employees to rebalance core real estate portfolio
SDCERS plans to commit up to $101m to a new ‘high conviction’ manager
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Almanac's ARS VIII fund attracts over two-thirds of target capital
San Diego City Employees’ Retirement System commits $20m
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Kansas PERS invests in PGIM's core fund as it rebalances portfolio
Pension fund commits $60m to PGIM Real Estate’s PRISA fund
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San Diego City to sell half of assets in Deutsche AM separate account
Pension fund continues to sell portfolio and reinvest capital in open-ended funds
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San Diego City makes defensive real estate debt commitments
Pension fund commits to MetLie and Mesa West funds to diversify portfolio
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Flagship US core property fund to halve rate of acquisitions in 2017
PGIM’s PRISA fund to invest up to $1.15bn this year, according to pension plan
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Europa Capital to raise €750m for largest real estate fund
San Diego City Employees backs manager
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Pension funds face year-long queue for JP Morgan core fund
San Diego City, Kansas PERS commit more capital to Strategic Property Fund
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Indiana Public Retirement replaces consultant, drops EII
Pension fund hires Mercer to replace ORG Portfolio Management
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US pension funds drop EII Capital Management
Two more investors follow LACERA in terminating global REIT mandates
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US roundup: UTIMCO, San Diego City Employees, Ohio Police & Fire
Opportunities in Europe attract University of Texas fund
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Magazine
Opportunists come knocking
Pension plans in the US began to move back into European strategies in 2013. Rachel Fixsen investigates the source of the transatlantic pull
