Key Takeaways
- • LaSalle Investment Management has appointed Matthew Sgrizzi as fund manager of LaSalle Encore-plus, effective April 1, 2026, according to CoStar.
- • David Ironside is stepping back from the fund manager role at LaSalle Encore-plus, where he currently serves as Executive Chairman.
- • CoStar reports a separate related headline on LaSalle shaking up its global leadership, though the full details are behind a subscription paywall.
- • The change is a fund-level management transition rather than a fund launch, closure, or performance event.
Summary
LaSalle Investment Management, the global real estate investment manager, has appointed Matthew Sgrizzi as fund manager of LaSalle Encore-plus, effective April 1, 2026, according to a CoStar report dated February 4, 2026. The appointment marks a handover from David Ironside, who has held the fund manager role at the vehicle and is listed by CoStar as Executive Chairman of LaSalle Encore-plus within LaSalle Investment Management.
CoStar also links the story to a companion headline stating that LaSalle Investment Management has shaken up its global leadership. The full text of that report is not available in the sources reviewed, so no further details on the scope or individuals involved in the broader global changes can be confirmed here.
The source material does not disclose fund size, performance figures, or the reasons behind the transition. Readers seeking those details should consult the original CoStar coverage.
CoStar also links the story to a companion headline stating that LaSalle Investment Management has shaken up its global leadership. The full text of that report is not available in the sources reviewed, so no further details on the scope or individuals involved in the broader global changes can be confirmed here.
The source material does not disclose fund size, performance figures, or the reasons behind the transition. Readers seeking those details should consult the original CoStar coverage.
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