Blackstone Raises $7B For Asian CRE
Blackstone has also agreed to buy Australia’s Investa Office Fund for $2.3 billion.
NEW YORK CITY—South Korean capital remains one of the most sought after sources of funding for US commercial real estate. Although cross-border real estate investments have been coming from Korea for the last 25 years, attorneys at Mayer Brown say there has been “off the charts activity” in the last two or three years. The law firm handled 24 Korean real estate financing deals in 2017, and has 11 deals already underway this year.
“Last year, Korean capital focused on debt deals, senior loan, B-note and mezzanine deals, and selective equity deals,” Mayer Brown real estate partner Kwon Lee tells GlobeSt.com. “Such trends will continue in 2018 according to industry experts we spoke with.”
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