Key Takeaways
- • Rockspring closed a value-added UK real estate fund on £336m, according to a PEI Private Real Estate report.
- • The London-based European private equity real estate firm is targeting small-to-medium sized properties.
- • The fund aims to deliver net returns of 13% per year.
- • The article is dated 24 January 2013, so the close reflects a 2013 fundraising event rather than a 2026 development.
Summary
Rockspring, a London-based European private equity real estate firm, has closed a value-added UK fund on £336m, according to a report from PEI Private Real Estate. The firm says the strategy centres on small-to-medium sized properties, with the aim of delivering net returns of 13% per year.
The source material is limited to the publisher summary and headline, and the article is dated 24 January 2013. No additional details on investor composition, fund structure, target asset allocations, or management team were available in the source content. Readers should treat the figures as the firm's stated objectives as reported at the time of the close.
The source material is limited to the publisher summary and headline, and the article is dated 24 January 2013. No additional details on investor composition, fund structure, target asset allocations, or management team were available in the source content. Readers should treat the figures as the firm's stated objectives as reported at the time of the close.
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