Maryland State Retirement and Pension System (SRPS) has approved $100m (€95.2m) worth of real co-investments with existing managers, according to the pension fund’s meeting document.

The pension fund, which revealed the commitments in its meeting document, told ΒιΆΉΣ³»­ Real Assets that the β€œcapital represents multiple co-investments across an equal number of general partners,” but declined to disclose the names of the managers and funds involved when asked.

Maryland SRPS’s most recent real estate commitment was a $100m investment into the Heitman Value Partners Fund VI, announced at its May 2024 board meeting.

The Heitman fund, which seeks to raise $2bn, will focus on a diverse range of specialised property types, including self-storage, single-family rental and medical office buildings.

Maryland SRPS also committed $100m to the FPA Core Plus Fund VI, FPA Multifamily’s core-plus US multifamily real estate fund.

As previously reported, FPA Multifamily is seeking to raise $1bn for the fund to acquire apartments that can achieve a net internal rate of returns of 9% to 11%.

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