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Oregon Pension Fund Creates $200MM Life Science Co-investment with Harrison Street, Targets Seattle Assets

The RegistryFebruary 2, 20211 Mins read694

By Jon Peterson Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund has formed a co-investment relationship with Chicago-based Harrison Street Real Estate Partners to invest in life science assets in the major cluster markets around the county. The targeted markets will include the San Francisco Bay Area and Seattle. Other markets where the joint venture will be active are Boston/Cambridge, […]

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