Maryland State Retirement and Pension System (MSRPS) has invested in real estate funds managed by Tristan Capital and Federal Capital Partners (FCP).
The US pension fund told Âé¶¹Ó³» Real Estate it committed €60m to the Tristan European Property Investors Special Opportunities (EPISO) 4 and $75m (€68.1m) to FCP Realty Fund III.
MSRPS invested in both funds’ predecessors, comitting €50m to EPISO 3 and $40m to FCP Realty II.
Tristan Capital that it had raised €1.5bn for the value-added real estate fund.
FCP, which specialises in value-added investments in US East Coast markets, is seeking to raise $550m for its third fund and plans to reach a final close in the first quarter of next year.
It will be the largest fund created by FCP, which raised $240m for its first fund in 2008 and $529m for its second fund in 2012.
FCP is targeting low double-digit net returns, using leverage up to 70%.
The fund will focus on apartments but can also invest in office, retail and industrial assets, and other niche sectors like self-storage.
It can invest in equity, preferred equity and mezzanine debt and has made 10 investments.
MSRPS has invested $3.37bn invested in real estate, representing 7.7% of its total $43.7bn portfolio.
The pension fund is therefore below its target allocation of 10%.


