Real Estate Investors received €364m worth new commitments for its Dutch residential, office and retail funds, during the second half of last year, the manager has announced.
The €11.3bn Dutch property investor said it attracted the amount from existing and new institutional investor clients.
The manager’s office fund received a total of €223m. Dutch insurer Achmea Schadeverzekeringen was the latest new investor in the office fund. The total invested capital of the office fund now stands at €800m.
The residential fund raised €115m and the total invested capital of the fund now stands at €5.7bn.
Bouwinvest said an existing client raised its investment in the retail fund by €26m. The total invested capital in the Dutch retail fund was €1.0bn as at the end of 2018.
Karen Huizer, a director in charge of client management at Bouwinvest, said the growth in capital commitments show that more and more investors are “coming to appreciate the positive attributes� of core real estate, including its low risk, long-term stable returns and function as an inflation hedge.
“These encouraging results take Bouwinvest closer to achieving its goal of reaching a total of €15bn in invested capital by 2021,� Huizer said.


