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New Mexico State Investment Council Commits $300MM to U.S. Multifamily Real Estate via Fairfield

The RegistryNovember 5, 20241 Mins read633

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The New Mexico State Investment Council (SIC) has announced a significant $300 million investment in U.S. multifamily real estate through Fairfield Residential, marking its first collaboration with the real estate investment firm. This strategic allocation will support Fairfield’s latest fund and co-investment opportunities as it targets value-add multifamily assets nationwide. According to meeting documents, the […]

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