By Jon Peterson San Francisco-based DivcoWest has been contacted by several firms to explore the possibility of the real estate investment firm selling a partial stake in the company. Bloomberg has reported that Blue Owl Capital Inc.’s Dyal Capital is in talks with DivcoWest about a potential transaction. Other investment firms besides Dyal Capital have […]
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