The $109 billion Canadian pension fund joins Lunate-backed Axight as a minority shareholder after the latter acquired a 27% stake from Brookfield earlier this year.
The firm also expects to hold a first close for its tenth real estate secondaries strategy by year-end at more than 50% of its initial $2.5 billion target.
The pension worked with Hamilton Lane on the secondary acquisition of an interest in the approximately $31 billion open-end real estate fund.
The newly formed joint venture acquired an 87-building industrial portfolio across eight US markets, with GID retaining asset management responsibilities.
The fund's predecessor, Strategic Partners Real Estate VIII, closed with $2.6 billion in capital commitments in 2023.
The firm's $3.1 billion in Q3 secondaries inflows were driven primarily by its tenth private equity and ninth real estate secondary funds.
