The Los Angeles pension fund's twin bets on healthcare-driven property and data-center plumbing signal where institutional capital is hunting for returns. The Los Angeles Fire and Police Pensions system has placed a $120 million wager on the corners of the market that big institutions increasingly favor: needs-based real estate and the physical backbone of the […]
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