Deka Immobilien has completed the sale of two logistics parks in Poland to Hillwood for approximately 100 Mio. Euros. The Tychy and Bieruń sites, held in the WestInvest InterSelect fund since 2015, were expanded significantly to support tenant growth. Both assets delivered strong rental income over the decade-long holding period, with the sale aimed at optimising the fund’s portfolio.
Aquilius Investment Partners has closed its AIP Secondary Fund II with US$750 million in commitments, exceeding its US$700 million target, part of a total US$1.1 billion raised across associated vehicles. The fund focuses on LP- and GP-led transactions in Asia Pacific’s ‘new economy’ sectors, deploying half its commitments across eight transactions while attracting leading global institutional investors.
Frasers Property has expanded its Australian industrial capital partnership with Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing to include nine assets across NSW, QLD, and VIC. The portfolio, comprising both fully leased properties and a development site, brings the total partnership value to approximately $1.4 billion. The expansion strengthens Frasers Property’s build-to-core strategy and supports scalable growth across industrial markets.
The Lab Ventures has closed its €29.1 million Fund II to accelerate investment in early-stage B2B startups across Spain and MENA markets. Focused on sectors including PropTech, HealthTech, and professional services digitisation, the operational VC combines capital with hands-on support in product, engineering, business development, and talent acquisition to help founders scale efficiently.
CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust has achieved higher green building ratings for two of its Singapore properties. The Atrium@Orchard is the first operational office-retail asset in Singapore to earn the BCA Green Mark Platinum (Super Low Energy) certification, while Raffles City Singapore has upgraded to Green Mark Platinum. The milestones reflect CICT’s push to enhance energy efficiency, reduce emissions and advance sustainable asset management.
Lifestyle Communities has appointed Michael Jordan as Chief Investment Officer as the firm advances its expansion across major US markets. Announced in Columbus, Ohio, Jordan will lead investment strategy, financing and capital partnerships alongside Founder and CEO Michael DeAscentis Jr. With more than $5 billion in career transactions, he joins from GIC Real Estate as LC targets growth in cities including Nashville, Charleston and Austin.
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