The Gateway Capital Urban Logistics Partnership (GULP) will focus on assembling a $1 billion portfolio along and across the east coast of Australia, targeting urban core plus, value add and development opportunities.
The Canadian investment is testament both to scale of the opportunity in the local industrial sector and a major endorsement for the Gateway platform set up two years ago by co-founders Stuart Dawes and Peter McDonald.
Cadillac Fairview and Ivanhoé Cambridge are among a slew of high-quality institutions investing in build-to-rent multifamily assets in Australia, as tenant demand continues to grow in the country.
A new, “exciting” partnership has been struck with the capacity to develop and acquire up to $1. 2 billion worth of Build-to-rent (BTR) assets. Hines and Cadillac Fairview have revealed they will
Hines and Cadillac Fairview have announced the intention to team up for the acquisition and development of $1.5 billion worth of build-to-rent (BTR) assets in Australia.