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Last updated: April 7, 2026, 8:30 AM ET

Infrastructure & Real Assets Fundraising

Managers are aggressively targeting institutional capital for long-term real assets, with Nuveen approaching a $2.5 billion close for its EPIC II fund, even as the firm repositions its strategy. In private markets, Carmel Partners secured $1.35 billion for its ninth U.S. multifamily vehicle, signaling a tactical shift away from ground-up development toward acquiring and upgrading existing operating properties amid changing return profiles. Furthermore, specialized players are deepening sector focus; InfraVia is doubling down on power assets with a major transaction, while Ninety One eyes a $1 billion launch for a global emerging markets infrastructure debt strategy, aiming to scale related transition debt mandates to $5 billion.

European Digital & Sector Consolidation

The investment environment for digital infrastructure remains bifurcated across Europe, where some flourishing fiber markets benefit from supportive regulation, contrasting sharply with others facing consolidation pressure due to overbuild and leverage issues. This sector stress comes as specialized managers like Foresight appoints a new head of real assets, indicating continued strategic focus despite market fragmentation. Meanwhile, real estate investors like Carmel Partners pivoted their focus to value-add strategies rather than speculative new construction.