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Tikehau Capital, Brodsky Partner on Real Estate Debt Investment

Global alternative asset manager Tikehau Capital is partnering with The Brodsky Organization to pursue real estate debt investment opportunities across the U.S. Together, the partners anticipate investing more than $500 million in U.S. real estate debt, with a focus on the New York Tri-State area and the residential and hospitality sectors.

Since establishing its New York office in 2018, Tikehau Capital has expanded its U.S. presence into some credit and equity real estate situations, leveraging both its global credit platform ($27.3 billion) and experience in real assets ($16.2 billion). Brodsky’s extensive track record, deep market insight, and extensive industry relationships provide access to compelling off-market debt and equity transactions throughout market cycles.

“By combining Brodsky’s local insight, our experience in real estate investing and our global platform, we aim to deliver constructive capital solutions to the U.S. real estate sector,” said Mathieu Chabran, co-founder, Tikehau Capital.

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