Key Takeaways
- • TriGate Capital is seeking to raise $700M for its fifth real estate fund, TriGate Property Partners V, according to a January 2, 2025 SEC filing.
- • As of the filing, TriGate Property Partners V had raised $17.6M from four investors after the sale began December 20, 2024.
- • The Dallas-based manager raised nearly $514M for its fourth property fund, in which the San Francisco Employees' Retirement System was an investor, per Dakota data.
- • TriGate's first three funds are fully invested, and the fourth remains in its investment period.
Summary
Dallas-based real estate investment manager TriGate Capital is aiming to raise $700M for its fifth real estate fund, according to a January 2 filing with the SEC. The fund, TriGate Property Partners V, has so far raised $17.6M through investment commitments from four investors. Fundraising began on December 20, 2024.
The fifth fund follows TriGate Property Partners IV, for which the firm raised almost $514M. The San Francisco Employees' Retirement System was among the investors in that vehicle, according to Dakota data.
TriGate's first three funds are fully invested, while Fund IV is still in its investment period. The firm's strategy centers on the recapitalization and repositioning of commercial real estate assets and companies, as described on its LinkedIn profile.
The fifth fund follows TriGate Property Partners IV, for which the firm raised almost $514M. The San Francisco Employees' Retirement System was among the investors in that vehicle, according to Dakota data.
TriGate's first three funds are fully invested, while Fund IV is still in its investment period. The firm's strategy centers on the recapitalization and repositioning of commercial real estate assets and companies, as described on its LinkedIn profile.
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