GI Partners' the Real Estate Essential Tech + Science Fund has drawn great interest from investors wanting in on data center properties, life sciences buildings, and "always on" research & development facilities within the office and industrial sectors. 

This week, it announced the conclusion of its initial fundraising periods, which represents one of the largest initial raises for an open-end real estate fund in recent years, according to its release.

Since launching in 2021, the fund has acquired eight properties in key growth markets, including the San Francisco Bay Area; the greater Boston area; Philadelphia; and Research Triangle Park, N.C.

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