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PR: BentallGreenOak raises €695m for its 'European Core+ Logistics Fund'

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BentallGreenOak exceeds target with a €695 million final close of its European Core+ Logistics Fund

€695 million in commitments from institutional investors, exceeding initial target of €500m

Firm is one of the most active and best-established players in the European logistics market

London (25 March, 2021) – BentallGreenOak, a leading global real estate investment management advisor and provider of real estate services, has today announced the successful ...

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