League tables

The largest fund closes across private markets, ranked by size. Every row is a close a publication reported, and links to that report.

Real estate · Largest closes · Past 30 days

12 closes · $7.2B

#	Manager and fund	Size	Market	Reported	Source
1	AzoraAzora Southern Europe Fund · Final close	≈$2.3B	Real estate	Sep 30	PERE
2	HinesHines Rialto Credit Partners · Final close	$1.1B	Real estate	Sep 14	Commercial Observer 6 sources
3	J.P. Morgan Asset ManagementJ.P. Morgan U.S. Net Lease Fund · Final close	$1.1B	Real estate	Sep 9	TradingView 2 sources
4	Stonelake Capital PartnersStonelake Fund VIII · Final close	$1B	Real estate	Sep 30	AltAssets 3 sources
5	RedevcoRedevco Fund II · First close	≈$550M	Real estate	Sep 30	PERE 2 sources
6	DTCPDTCP Defence Fund · First close	≈$500M	Real estate	Sep 24	AltAssets 2 sources
7	Bear Creek Fund AdvisorsStrategic Real Assets Fund · Final close	$200M	Real estate	Sep 14	Yahoo Finance
8	Alma PropertyFund IV · First close	≈$176M	Real estate	Sep 29	IPE Real Assets 3 sources
9	Farmland LPFund III · Final close	$126M	Real estate	Sep 3	Agri Investor
10	PeakhillPeakhill Fund I · Final close	$80M	Real estate	Sep 29	Dealroom
11	The True Life CompaniesThe True Life Companies Housing Fund III · Final close	$50M	Real estate	Sep 14	Dealroom
12	RedstoneFirst close	≈$28M	Real estate	Sep 4	Agri Investor

4 more closes were reported in this period without a size and are not ranked. ≈ converted to dollars from another currency. Updated Oct 2, 2:16 AM ET.

Capital by market

Final closes · past 30 days

Credit$34.4B
Private equity$31.2B
Venture & growth$20.1B
Real estate$6B
Infrastructure$4.4B
Secondaries$1.3B

How this table is made

What counts. A fund close that a publication reported, with a named manager and a stated size. Rumoured and expected closes are left out until they happen.
What does not. Hedge funds, continuation vehicles, CLOs and other structured issues, single-investor mandates, evergreen funds, and a manager’s total assets or yearly fundraising. A figure the headline calls a target is not a close.
One fund, one row. Several outlets’ reports of the same close are joined — under whatever name or number each gave the fund — and dated to the first.
Sizes. As reported. A figure marked ≈ was reported in another currency and converted to dollars at the time.
When reports disagree. If outlets give different figures for one fund, the lower is ranked and the row is marked †. The higher is usually a total that adds leverage or single-investor vehicles to the fund itself.
Markets. Growth equity is counted with venture, which is how the reports are filed.
Coverage. From March 2026. It ranks the closes in the stories we carried; it is not a census of every fund.
Corrections. The fields are extracted from the reports by software and can be wrong. Tell us and we will fix the row.

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