Does anyone have any insight on the reputation of the NYC real estate team? I've spoken with a lot of people on the DC side but given how much leaner the NYC team is, it's really hard to come by real points of view. Curious abt both acq & asset management
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RE PE at Carlyle is very strong. Rob Stuckey who runs that team is extremely commercially strong by reputation. They’re on their 9th fund and the performance has been excellent. They do a higher volume of smaller deals, mega diversified approach. But the results have been highly consistent as a result. One of the stronger platforms at Carlyle.
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