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Investor profile
Stockholm-listed investor and fund manager Catella AB has merged the front office operations of its subsidiaries Catella Residential Investment Management GmbH, Berlin (CRIM) and Catella Real Estate AG, Munich (CREAG) to create a new investment management platform. Catella European Residential Fund / CER III is regulated in accordance with Article 9 of the EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR). All properties included in the fund must be ESG-compliant and are subject to comprehensive ESG due diligence prior to purchase. The residential building acquired in Madrid is certified as 'Very Good' under the BREEAM sustainability rating and achieves the top A/A rating in the EPC rating — which assesses the energy efficiency and CO2 emissions of buildings. The technical systems, such as heating, cooling and ventilation, are not fuelled by oil or gas, but are operated entirely by electricity. Some of this electricity comes from the photovoltaic system on the roof. | IDEA: PBSA partner/exit partner
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Other · $15.2bn AUM
Catella AB
Stockholm, Sweden
Fund manager. based in Stockholm Sweden. LP type: Asset Manager. AUM approximately 15.16 USD billion. Sectors: re_mgr_top150_2025, re_im_2026_verified. Active real asset investor
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Carlyle Europe Realty (CER), Carlyle's pan-European real estate platform
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Carlyle; investing across urban logistics, single-family rental and senior living/active across urban logistics, rental residential – especially single-family rental – senior living and self-storage. | IDEA: Single-familty homes in Germany and Spain
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Round Hill Capital
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Pan-European living-sector investment manager; core-plus and value-add residential/student funds; CIM Group strategic stakeholder
Fund-of-Funds · $33.4bn AUM
CIM Group
Los Angeles, United States
a diversified investment platform – with offerings across the alternative asset classes including real estate, infrastructure, and credit. CIM is a real estate and infrastructure owner, operator, lender and developer that has delivered more than $60bn of projects for communities across the Americas. In 2024, the group forged a partnership with Round Hill Capital to create a $2.1bn investment platform that will manage a portfolio of residential assets in the US and select countries in Europe. CIM Group – the lowdown CIM was founded in 1994 by Israeli immigrants to the US – Shaul Kuba, Richard Ressler and Avi Shemesh. It is headquartered in Los Angeles and has more than 1,000 employees across seven offices in the US, as well as in Tokyo and London. Involved in infrastructure as well as real estate, the company manages both private and publicly traded funds across opportunistic, value-add and core strategies, and is also involved in major development projects. CIM also has a credit platform which manages around $10.5bn of investments through bridge loans, mortgages, redevelopment and repositioning loans, as well as construction loans. Its European activity has so far been relatively minimal, although it bought business and video game production hub Cathedral Square in Guildford for £61.5m in 2021. Its lending business also came to Europe in March last year, focusing on whole loans and core mezzanine loans. | IDEA: PBSA partner in Europe following capital raising in Europe | PERE 200 2024 Rank #53 | PERE 100 2023 Rank #52 | 5yr fundraising $4,136m
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Catena
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a listed Swedish logistics property group
Other · $10.8bn AUM
ECE Real Estate Partners / ECE Work & Live
Germany
a family-owned real estate business with headquarters in Germany that manages €10Bn+ in assets, primarily in European shopping centers and hotels. Firm focused on European shopping centres and hotels with more than € 10bn assets under management. In 2024, ECE Real Estate Partners raised around €100m of equity for the ECE Progressive Income Growth Fund. The vehicle invests in European shopping centres; funding will be used to acquire additional assets