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OCERS Sets $325MM Real Estate Pacing Plan for 2026, Targets Data Centers and Specialized Housing

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The Orange County pension fund will direct up to $250 million in non-core capital toward niche property sectors including build-to-rent, student housing and manufactured homes The Orange County Employees Retirement System has approved a real estate pacing plan of up to $325 million for the 2026 calendar year, signaling a more targeted approach to property […]

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