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Alameda County Pension Board Puts $25MM in Urban Real Estate

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Jon Peterson The Alameda County Employees' Retirement Association has approved a $25 million commitment for the CIM VI Urban REIT Fund, a new commingled investment vehicle aimed at acquiring operating properties in established or transitioning urban areas. The projected total capital raise for the fund is in the neighborhood of $1 billion, according to industry sources. […]

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