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US Public Pension Funds Deploy Over $4.7 Billion in Real Estate and Infrastructure Commitments

March 9, 20263 Mins read1k
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CalSTRS leads a wave of capital deployment as major retirement systems target industrial, multifamily, and value-add strategies heading into 2026. A string of recent capital commitments from some of the largest public pension funds in the United States signals renewed institutional appetite for real estate equity, debt, and infrastructure heading into 2026. Collectively, five major […]

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