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Who Do Foreigners Give Their Money To When Investing In US Real Estate? Here’s The Top 10

Posted By squarefeet On October 21, 2009 @ 11:52 am In Commercial Real Estate Investing,International | No Comments

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We’ve heard about and are beginning to see an increase in foreign money coming into the US real estate market, particularly on the residential and multi-family side as the prospect of a recovery happening is expected to occur in this sector first. So want to know who these foreign individuals, pension funds, investment firms, and sovereign wealth funds give their money to when trying to gain exposure to US real estate? Here are the top 10 US-based firms according to P&I research:

  1. Colony Capital
  2. Blackstone
  3. AREA Property Partners (Apollo)
  4. Principal
  5. Hancock Timber
  6. CBRE Investors
  7. RREEF
  8. Morgan Stanley
  9. Inland Group
  10. AEW Capital

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