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Posted: November 19, 2019
Fried Frank represents Brookfield Asset Mgmt. in $1.2 billion portfolio sale
New York, NY Fried Frank is counsel to a private fund controlled by Brookfield Asset Management in its $1.2 billion sale of a portfolio of five residential assets consisting of 2,800 rental apartment units, to a joint venture between L + M Development Partners and Invesco Real Estate.
The Fried Frank team included real estate partners Joshua Mermelstein and Nathaniel Lifschitz; tax partners Christopher Roman and Richard Wolfe; and real estate associates Julianne Befeler, Nicholas Mayer, Thomas Bethany, Joshua Katz, and Krystal Chapin.
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