California Public Employees’ Retirement System is seeking to allocate around $2 billion to property deals this year, The Wall Street Journal reports. The pension fund is planning to commit more capital to separate accounts property portfolios managed by real-estate companies. The system is expected to discuss its new strategy in a board meeting as early as February. CalPERS recently appointed companies, including CommonWealth Partners, GI Partners and GID Investment Advisers as its real estate managers.
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