By Jon Peterson Three property classes seem to be the most active since the breakout of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Multifamily assets, along with industrial and life-sciences properties, seem to be gaining the most traction with investors, prompting some of them to shore up investment dollars from private and institutional investors. Chicago-based Waterton is one of those organizations, and […]
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