Key Takeaways
- • Meadow Partners raised $530 million in new capital commitments for its sixth flagship opportunistic fund, Meadow Real Estate Fund VI LP ("Fund VI"), and dedicated co-investment vehicles, according to a Business Wire release.
- • The capital came from a mix of new investors and longtime partners, including public pension plans and university endowments.
- • Fund VI, the sixth opportunistic vehicle in the firm's 15-year history, has committed $95 million of equity across 10 investments to date.
- • Meadow, a $6.2 billion real estate investment manager based in New York City and London, has invested over $2.8 billion in equity through its opportunistic fund series since 2009.
Summary
Fund VI is the sixth opportunistic vehicle in Meadow's 15-year history. The strategy targets opportunistic residential, industrial, and retail real estate, as well as preferred equity and distressed debt, primarily in New York City and London, with selective investments in other major U.S. and U.K. markets. The firm describes a granular approach to targeting individual assets, owners, and lenders in highly liquid markets. To date, Fund VI has committed $95 million of equity across 10 investments.
Founder and Managing Partner Jeffrey Kaplan said the firm was grateful for the response from "a sophisticated group of new and existing investors," which he attributed to Meadow's differentiated investment approach and experienced team. He noted that, despite a challenging market environment, Fund VI has already completed numerous investments across its target markets and has a robust pipeline of opportunities.
Meadow was founded in 2009 and has invested over $2.8 billion in equity through its opportunistic fund series. The firm is a $6.2 billion real estate investment manager based in New York City and London, focused on middle-market transactions for blue-chip U.S. institutional investors. It currently manages a series of commingled opportunistic funds, a perpetual life vehicle, and two core/core-plus separately managed accounts.
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