Does This Qualify As REPE: Open-Ended, Develop-to-Core Fund?

The profile of the fund is as follows:

*Open-ended fund *Core-Plus (60% Leverage) Acquisitions and Develop-to-Core Developments *Objective is to acquire/develop and hold properties basically forever *Dozens of different equity partners and institutional investors *Target markets are middle-income countries with underdeveloped industrial real estate

The fund series calls itself "Private Equity Real Estate" on the application and I do believe that it fits the profile despite being open-ended and not having an opportunistic return profile. What thinks WSO?

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Personally I consider REPE as closed end funds with value add (rehab / heavy roll / lease up component) or opportunistic (development and distressed debt). Who gives a shit though it sounds like a good opportunity.

 
"IRRelevant" Personally I consider REPE as closed end funds with value add (rehab / heavy roll / lease up component) or opportunic (development and distressed debt). Who gives a shit though it sounds like a good opportunity.

I'm just curious as to where the idea came from that REPE is supposed to be closed-end and value-add. I'm not really wondering for the sake of measuring my own prestige. It's a dope job and pays muchos pesos so I'm thrilled about it regardless. For what it's worth their SEC filing explicitly lists the fund as a Private Equity Fund.

 

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