FUNDRAISING NEWS | November 14, 2024
Tags: Real Estate, Private Equity
Blacklist Capital said it has closed on its Blacklist Equity Fund III and expanded into the Middle East with the acquisition of its first real estate asset in the United Arab Emirates.
Fund III was established in December 2020, when it filed its initial Form D with the SEC with a $5M target, though the firm’s web site appears to list a different target of nearly $1.3M. Blacklist, which did not provide a final closing amount, said it focuses on developing multifamily rental properties within New York City, where it believes it can capitalize on stable occupancy rates and generate consistent cash flow.
The firm also said it intends to follow the UAE real estate investment with additional expansion in Saudi Arabia “in the near future.” Blacklist founder Fahad Rajput said the move is in line with the firm’s goal to grow in new markets and diversify its investments. Blacklist did not provide details related to its UAE investment.
Written By: Dakota
San Jose Police & Fire Commits $158M to Alts in December 2024 Deals
February 11, 2025
Cresset Rebrands Private Funds Business as Peakline Partners
February 11, 2025
Texas TRS Invests $180M in Private Equity, Real Estate Funds
February 10, 2025
New Mexico PERA Commits $305M to Real Estate, PE
February 10, 2025
Houston Police Sees $555M in 2025 Alts Pacing, Commits $15M to NB RESOF II
February 07, 2025
925 West Lancaster Ave
Suite 220
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
Tel: (610) 642-1481
© Dakota 2025 | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy