By The Registry Staff Brookfield Asset Management intends to raise $15 billion for its fifth flagship real estate fund, a lower amount compared to its previous iteration. This decision comes as the global property market faces turbulence due to increasing borrowing costs, according to a recent report by Bloomberg. Brookfield, renowned for its substantial ownership […]
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