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Changes to TIAA’s Core Open-Ended Fund Could Impact San Francisco and Seattle Markets

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By Jon Peterson TH Real Estate, an operating division of New York City-based TIAA Global Asset Management, has announced a re-launch of its Core Property Fund into its U.S. Cities Fund series. The previous setup of the fund had been one where all of its assets were held under the one umbrella. Now investors already […]

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