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MetLife Uses Core Opened-Ended Fund to Buy Seattle Asset

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By Jon Peterson New York City-based MetLife used its MetLife Core Property Fund as its capital source for the $129.4 million acquisition of Alley 24 located at 223 Yale Avenue North in Seattle, according to sources familiar with the transaction. The Core Property Fund is a commingled fund with total assets in the neighborhood of […]

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