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A
significant player in the institutional real estate
opportunity fund market. Phone: 914-694-8000; 2
Manhattanville Rd. Purchase, NY 10577 US. For their SEC
filings click
here. |
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Archon
currently manages investments totaling more than $15
billion in North America, Asia and Europe. A
wholly-owned subsidiary of The Goldman Sachs Group,
Inc., Archon has completed, on behalf of the Whitehall
Street Real Estate Funds and others, more than 100
portfolio and single-asset transactions in a dozen
countries. |
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An
affiliate of the institutional investment manager
Blackstone Group. Phone: 212-583.5000; 345
Park Ave Fl 31, New York, NY 10154 USA. For their SEC
filings click
here. |
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An
Atlanta-based real estate investment company targeting
value-added properties located in the Southeast. The
company specializes in neighborhood retail centers, but
also seeks other turnaround or opportunistic real estate
investments which offer the potential for significant
short-term appreciation. |
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Firm
is an opportunistic investor with over $1 Billion of assets under
management |
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Since 1993,
Carlyle’s group of real estate professionals has
sponsored real estate investments of approximately $1.0
billion in equity to acquire over $4.8 billion of real
estate assets in 78separate transactions. |
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Since it's
inception in 1991, Colony has invested in over 8,000
assets in 93 transactions with a value of over $8.3
billion. These investments are highly diversified by
geography, type, size, and strategy. Colony's global
platform is comprised of offices located in Los Angeles,
New York City, Hawaii, Paris, London, Rome, Singapore,
Tokyo, Seoul, and Shanghai. |
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Targets high
quality properties and operating companies with strong
fundamentals, attractive risk/return profiles and
substantial value creation potential. |
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Morgan Stanley Real Estate Private Equity is a
family of managed equity funds which include the Morgan Stanley Real
Estate Funds (MSREF) and the Real Estate Special Situations Program (RESSP).
MSREF pursues opportunistic real estate investments worldwide. RESSP
invests in real estate companies that are either public or planning to go
public in the near term. |
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A real estate
investor focusing on under performing and undervalued
assets throughout North America. |
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Shorenstein
Company seeks to generate superior risk-adjusted returns
through investments in high-quality office properties.
Starting in 1992, the company formed a series of
closed-end investment funds to take advantage of the
fallout from the real estate downturn of the late
eighties and early nineties. |
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SAP I,
established in 1994, made 10 investments in $2 billion
face amount of assets located in 42 states, of which
virtually all have been sold to date. Between 1996-1999
Sterling and American's second fund, made 25 investments
in assets valued at over $450 million. |
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TMW's current
portfolio includes more than 29 million square feet in
45 U.S. cities, ranging from New England to California.
Total portfolio assets are valued in excess of $4
billion. |
