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Last updated: April 7, 2026, 5:30 PM ET

Real Estate & Infrastructure Fundraising Momentum

Investment activity in real estate and infrastructure showed strong closing momentum while shifting focus toward operational assets and sustainability mandates. Galvanize tied management fees in its debut real estate fund, which secured $370 million, to achieving operational net zero across its portfolio within three years of acquisition. Concurrently, Carmel Partners closed its ninth US multifamily fund at $1.35 billion, marking a strategic pivot away from ground-up development toward acquiring and upgrading existing operating properties due to current return profile shifts. In infrastructure, Nuveen's EPIC II fund neared a $2 billion second close, signaling continued institutional appetite for core assets, while managers watched consolidation sweep through European fibre markets struggling with overbuild.

Debt Strategies and Power Deals

Managers are aggressively targeting emerging markets debt and European power assets, reflecting distinct strategies across geographies. Ninety One is preparing to launch a global emerging markets infrastructure debt strategy aiming for up to $1 billion, building on prior success that saw its Emerging Markets Transition Debt strategy scale to $5 billion. Meanwhile, private equity interest in energy infrastructure remains hot, evidenced by InfraVia completing a significant power sector deal, even as Foresight announced a new head of real assets to steer its capital deployment in the sector.