Investors in private real estate funds face challenges as property values plummet and their investments remain locked up. Secondary markets are emerging as a solution.
Goldman Sachs has raised $3.4 billion for its third real estate secondary fund, signaling a growing trend among financiers to capitalize on discounted assets.
Wall Street's secondary funds provide liquidity to investors in struggling markets, allowing them to sell their stakes at a discount, which in turn attracts other buyers.
The rise of secondary markets in real estate reflects a broader trend in finance, where asset values can fluctuate significantly, prompting opportunistic buying and selling.
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