2010AWARDS & AnnuAL REVIEW - PERE
2010AWARDS & AnnuAL REVIEW - PERE
2010AWARDS & AnnuAL REVIEW - PERE
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<strong>PERE</strong> 30<br />
A changing<br />
landscape<br />
each year, <strong>PERE</strong> ranks the 30 largest<br />
private equity real estate firms in the<br />
world according to how much they<br />
have raised in dedicated commingled<br />
funds over the most recent five-year<br />
period. in the five years up to April 2010,<br />
the top 30 firms raised an impressive<br />
$207.76 billion, just slightly off the record<br />
pace of the previous five-year window.<br />
However, with the exception of starwood<br />
Capital Group, which raised two big<br />
funds and shot up 17 places, the rankings<br />
were pretty static due to a lackluster<br />
fundraising environment in 2009.<br />
that is likely to change.<br />
with another year over and a new Pere<br />
30 about to be ranked, readers can<br />
expect to see some real movement in the<br />
chart for 2011. After all, 2010 was a year<br />
of change. some big players, like Citi<br />
Property investors, lehman Brothers and<br />
Bank of America Merrill lynch, exited the<br />
business through sales and closures, while<br />
new players – hello, Peakside Capital<br />
and silverpeak real estate Partners –<br />
were formed through managementled<br />
buyouts. And, of course, there was<br />
consolidation, not the least of which<br />
was CBre investors’ acquisition of inG<br />
real estate investment Management – a<br />
transaction expected to catapult the firm<br />
into the upper echelon of the rankings.<br />
so, take one last look at the Pere 30<br />
for 2010. this group is likely to look very<br />
different in 2011.