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title: "Goldman Sachs raised $3.4 billion for its private real estate fund"
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description: "Goldman Sachs Asset Management has raised $3.4 billion for its private real estate fund Vintage Real Estate Partners III, making it one of the largest private real estate funds. The fund can be used to purchase real estate fund shares and provide liquidity trading. Goldman Sachs Asset Management stated that due to reasons such as debt maturity and lease renewals, market participants' demand for cash may continue for several years"
datetime: "2024-06-26T12:23:03.000Z"
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# Goldman Sachs raised $3.4 billion for its private real estate fund

According to the latest information from the Zhitong Finance and Economics APP, Goldman Sachs (GS.US) asset management department has raised $3.4 billion for its Vintage Real Estate Partners III fund and related tools, making it one of the largest private real estate funds, aiming to benefit from the liquidity issues of other investment managers and limited partners.

The fund's size is about 23% higher than the previous fund, which raised $2.75 billion in 2020.

Reportedly, the fund's capital can be used to purchase real estate fund shares from institutional investors and support transactions that provide liquidity to fund limited partners.

The fund's cash can also be lent to fund managers and limited partners who are seeking liquidity but do not want to sell assets in a market downturn.

Prior to Goldman Sachs establishing this fund, private equity firms Blackstone (BX.US) and Ares Management also raised secondary market funds for investing in real estate equity. At the end of last year, Blackstone raised $2.6 billion for its Strategic Partners Real Estate VIII fund and related tools, while Ares raised $3.3 billion for its Landmark Real Estate IX and related funds.

Harold Hope, Global Head of Secondary Markets at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, stated: "We are starting to see more mandatory mechanisms... debt maturities, lease renewals, these cyclical events force people to need liquidity." "The demand for cash from these transaction-driven market participants may continue for several years."

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