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Norway has just brought an early Christmas Holiday present to American institutional owners of large Class A office complexes and other conservative property assets in major cities and developed malls.
Norway’s $660 billion sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, announced it is entering the U.S. real estate investment market for the first time. The fund plans to invest about $11 billion in various countries………………………………………Full Article: Source
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Norway sovereign wealth fund’s plan to spend bln in U.S. real estate excites institutional owners
| Posted on 05 December 2012 |
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