Private Equity's Sideways Entrance

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Whether distress commercial real estate investors realize it or not, the various companies that C-III Capital Partners LLC is acquiring represents a milestone for this part of the industry. It is easy to see why the message—that is, growth in distressed asset transactions is coming—might be lost. After all, New York City-based C-III is intent on building out a diversified, full service real estate company.
However, the bottom line for distressed asset investors is indeed that C-III and other private equity-backed funds are acquiring special servicers and their assets and bringing complementary business lines to the table while they’re at it. They reason they’re moving into this space is because they see the business, and the fees they can generate from it, as finally poised for growth.
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Categories: Distressed Assets, National
Erika Morphy Washington, DC reporter Erika Morphy goes deep inside the DC power scene to explore the link between Capitol Hill and your assets. Erika Morphy has been a financial journalist for 20 years. Shes been covering the capital markets for ALM since 2004. Contact Erika Morphy.
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