Oregon Public Employees Commits $530M to Real Estate and Infrastructure

The Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund (OPERF) made five commitments across both real estate and infrastructure strategies totaling $530M, according to recently published minutes from its September 4 investment council meeting.

Recent commitments include $150M to the US-focused Lotus Infrastructure Fund IV, $110M to Hammes Income & Growth Healthcare Fund, a core plus real estate fund, and €100M (~$110M) to Harrison Street European Core Fund SCSP. Additionally, OPERF allocated $50M to the Harrison Street Infrastructure Fund Co-Investment Side-Car and $110M to Sculptor Real Estate Fund V, an opportunistic real estate vehicle.

As of June 30, OPERF managed $4.4B in assets, with 5.9% allocated to real estate – slightly above its long-term policy target of 5% – according to Dakota data.

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