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Washington State Investment Board Awards New $500MM Allocation to Calzada Capital, Which Invests Across the West Coast

October 27, 20212 Mins read1.4k
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By Jon Peterson Washington State Investment Board has approved a new $500 million allocation to Chicago-based Calzada Capital Partners LLC to invest in real estate operating companies (REOCs) on a global basis, according to information provided by the pension fund. Calzada did not respond to emails seeking comment for this story. The company does have a West […]

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