Carlyle Raises $540M For European Fund After Long, Hard Road To Recovery
Carlyle is back in business when it comes to Europe
Carlyle is back in business when it comes to Europe
Demographic growth is fuelling investor interest.
The plan is to create a new Terminal 1 on the current sites of Terminal 1, 2 and 3 at JFK.
Carlyle Group is expanding further into real estate with a $3B deal into the net-lease business.
Precis Capital Partners is the specialist working with Carlyle on new development debt.
The Carlyle Group plans to sell more than $1B in senior housing.
The previous owner of The Aire hadn't paid off its loan when it matured in November, a rarity for market-rate apartment buildings in Manhattan.
Carlyle is buying a minority stake in North Bridge to help it provide up to $1B worth of C-PACE loans.
Carlyle Group transferred 29 units outside the United Nations headquarters to AllianceBernstein, a year after unsuccessfully marketing them for sale.
The Carlyle Realty Partners X fund raised $1B more than its predecessor and will focus on residential, self-storage and industrial assets.
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