Sentences with phrase «estate allocation limits»

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Limited Partner investors in Blackstone also have an outsized allocation to their real estate holdings, magnifying returns compared to the private equity firm's other asset classes.

On top of that, many insurance companies that traditionally invest in real estate are approaching their allocation limits in that asset class.

Smaller lenders that survived typically had an over allocation of commercial real estate and now are making efforts to diversify and limit new loans.

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