Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. is aiming to raise $15 billion for its fifth flagship real estate fund, $2 billion less than its predecessor, according to Bloomberg News. Commercial property markets are currently facing higher borrowing costs; however, BAM President Connor Teskey told shareholders last month that the firm sees attractive value entry points and investors have expressed “lots of interest” in this potential opportunity. 95% of Brookfield’s office portfolio consists of trophy or Class A office space which has been outperforming the broader market significantly as noted by CEO Bruce Flatt in a letter to shareholders.
Exposition Park’s General Manager on LA28 Olympic Prep and CRE Opportunities
As Los Angeles moves toward hosting the 2028 Olympic Games, Exposition Park is emerging as a central testing ground for
Steve Griffin
May 26, 2026
