State of Wisconsin Investment Board (SWIB) has approved $535m (€477m) worth of real estate commitments and has a potential investment pipeline of up to $459m, according to the pension fund’s meeting document.

SWIB has approved a $200m commitment to Heitman’s Wilson HCF Wisconsin Co-Invest Holdings II, a vehicle focussed on core US real estate debt and has approved $100m to the Torchlight Debt Opportunity Fund VII, an opportunistic real estate fund.

As part of an industrial push,  the $108bn pension fund has approved a new $135m commitment to its existing US value-add industrial joint venture with The Carson Companies, a relationship which started in 2017.

SWIB told Âé¶¹Ó³»­ Real Assets that it chose to increase this relationship due to its “industrial focus and the manager’s track record with the pension fund.â€�

SWIB approved a $100m commitment to the FPA Core Plus Fund V, FPA Multifamily’s latest US core-plus fund.

The pension fund said it also has $150m of possible commitments into a core multi-family joint venture and a potential $100m each into three other commitments either for apartments or industrial assets.

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