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Arsenal SGR launches Areus II, a new fund for U.S. real estate investments.

Arsenal SGR launches Areus II, a new fund for U.S. real estate investments.

Arsenal SGR launches Areus II, a new fund for U.S. real estate investments.

Arsenale Sgr just launched a new fund called Areus II (Arsenale Real Estate United States II), designed to invest in United States real estate. It's a closed-end fund available only to qualified investors and aims to raise approximately $200 million in 18 months from launch.

The fund will make opportunistic and strategic investments in the redevelopment of office spaces located primarily in the metropolitan areas of Los Angeles, Boston, San Francisco and New York. These regions are known for their dynamic markets and the presence of leading U.S.

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technology and biotechnology companies. The time horizon for each investment project will be approximately 3-4 years from the''s first fundraiser, which has already raised about $70 million.

Areus II will be an extension of Arsenale Sgr's first fund, Areus I, which has raised more than $160 million since 2021 and distributed more than 80% of the funds (about $130 million) to 9 projects (2 in Boston, 1 in Silicon Valley, 2 in San Diego, 4 in Los Angeles).

The CEO of Arsenale Sgr, Marco Stevanato, said: "Our goal is to continue making quality investments capable of creating value for our investors in a special segment - creative offices - that is still little known and inaccessible through existing investment funds in Italy. "

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