1789 Capital closes $1.2B real estate fund
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Aug 13, 2026 · Last updated Aug 15, 2026
The fund close signals growing investor appetite for Sun Belt real estate and AI-related infrastructure, potentially boosting valuations in those sectors. It also highlights the trend of integrated asset management models, which could pressure traditional real estate funds to lower fees and improve operational efficiency.
CapitalG, an investment firm founded by Omeed Malik, announced the close of its debut Real Estate Development Fund with $1.2 billion in assets under management. The fund will focus on high-growth Sun Belt markets, including United States — Florida, United States — Texas, United States — Tennessee, Georgia (country), United States — North Carolina, and United States — North Carolina, targeting workforce housing, community revitalization, urban development, digital infrastructure, and manufacturing projects. The firm aims to execute projects totaling more than $8 billion in projected capitalization. Easton Street Capital, with 30 years of operating experience and over $700 million in recent South United States — Florida transactions, will serve as the exclusive operating partner. The fund adopts an integrated owner-operator model to reduce fees and improve efficiency. Donald Trump, a partner at CapitalG, will sit on the fund's investment committee. The firm's broader AUM has reportedly grown to over $3 billion since Trump Jr. joined in 2024, with its main growth-equity fund generating around a 200% return as of end of June, according to The New York Times.
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