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Last updated: May 29, 2026, 8:35 AM ET

Real Estate Fund Activity Launched a German core‑plus fund as Empira secured anchor capital from UBS and parent Partners Group, targeting midsize multifamily assets across Germany. The same week saw Kayne Anderson close a $5bn vehicle and Stoneshield raise €1.5bn for its fourth opportunity fund, underscoring a resurgence in private‑real‑estate fundraising after a six‑month sprint. Meanwhile, Delancey added a capital‑strategies director to accelerate new strategy rollouts, reflecting managers’ push to capture fresh capital amid heightened investor demand.

Platform‑Centric Strategies Institutions gravitated toward platform operators, betting on seasoned managers to deliver “operational alpha” in niche property sectors, a trend reinforced by Newmark’s hybrid positioning of European self‑storage that blends real‑estate ownership with active operating platforms. The shift prompted San Diego’s pension fund to issue an RFP for a real‑estate manager, signalling that public‑plan sponsors are now seeking managers with proven platform expertise to enhance risk‑adjusted returns.

Healthcare Private‑Equity Deal Kinderhook completed a $1.1bn acquisition of Enhabit, a provider spun out of Encom in 2022, expanding the firm’s footprint in post‑acute care services and positioning it for consolidation in a fragmented market where demand is rising from an aging population. The deal illustrates how private‑equity capital continues to flow into healthcare despite broader market volatility, driven by steady cash flows and regulatory tailwinds.

Infrastructure Talent and Outlook Steve Cheng departed GIP’s infrastructure debt unit after 14 years, joining a wave of senior exits that may reshape deal‑making dynamics in the sector. In parallel, CF Private Equity warned of a “low probability, high risk” new normal, noting that limited long‑term view capacity could curb large‑scale project financing. Conversely, APG’s outgoing head of infrastructure advocated home‑bias and direct investments, highlighting the €615bn pension manager’s strategy to lock in yields by favoring domestic projects and direct asset ownership over external funds.