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Heitman is a global real estate investment management firm with $34.3 billion in assets under management. We are an active participant in the three core segments of the global real estate property and capital markets. With on-the-ground private and public market investment teams in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, we execute core, value-added, and opportunistic strategies for investors seeking investments in: * Private Real Estate Equity: Direct investments in property * Real Estate Securities: Investments in publicly traded, listed securities, including REITs, REOCs and other real estate companies traded regionally and globally * Real Estate Debt: Direct investments in property secured by senior and mezzanine mortgage positions Within each discipline, our portfolio compositions reflect investment expertise developed over multiple economic and market cycles across the risk/return spectrum. == History == Heitman 1966 - Heitman is founded in Chicago, and begins to originate and service mortgage loans on behalf of life insurance companies, commercial banks and other institutional lenders. 1980 - Heitman becomes a Registered Investment Advisor in North America and we begin providing real estate investment and property management services to tax-exempt institutional investors in separate account formats. We also form our first closed-end commingled fund in the US, Heitman Real Estate Fund I, to execute core direct property investment strategies in the US for a broader group of institutional investors. 1989 - Heitman begins investing in and managing portfolios of publicly traded, listed real estate securities for institutional investors. 1993 - Heitman is sold and becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of United Asset Management (UAM), a North American based, multi-boutique asset management firm, publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange. 1994 - Heitman acquires JMB Institutional Realty. 1995 - Heitman begins investing in and managing portfolios of directly held interests in European real estate with initial investments in the emerging economies of Central Europe. 1998 - Heitman sells the commercial component to our property management business to focus entirely on investment management. 1999 - The firm's ownership is restructured, with senior Heitman professionals acquiring a 50% interest in Heitman and control over strategic, operational and ownership decisions. 2000 - Old Mutual plc, a London Stock Exchange-listed global financial services firm, acquires UAM’s 50% interest in Heitman. Also, we form our first closed-end, commingled fund in Europe, Heitman Central Europe Property Partners, to execute value-added direct property investment strategies in Central Europe. 2001 - Heitman implements a management succession plan whereby the firm's President, Maury Tognarelli, becomes Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Jerry Claeys (who remains the firm's Non-Executive Chairman). At the same time, the next generation of business unit heads selected from the firm's key executives assume their functional responsibilities. 2002 - We form our second closed-end, commingled fund in Europe, Heitman Central Europe Property Partners II. 2003 - Heitman forms a closed-end, commingled fund in North America, Heitman Value Partners, to execute value-added direct property investment strategies in North America. 2005 - We open our office in Tokyo, Japan to broaden our scope and provide investment management services to Asian institutional and individual investors. In addition, Heitman forms our third closed-end, commingled fund in Europe, Heitman European Property Partners III. 2006 - The firm forms an open-end commingled fund, Heitman America Real Estate Trust, L.P., to execute a core direct property investment strategy in stabilized, income producing properties in the US. In addition, we form our second closed-end, commingled fund to execute value-added direct property investment strategies in North America, Heitman Value Partners II. We also begin executing Global, or North American, Asia-Pacific and European regional real estate securities strategies. 2007 - The firm enhances our real estate debt investment strategy execution, offering senior and mezzanine financing solutions to real estate operators and owners in North America. 2008 - Heitman forms our fourth closed-end, commingled fund in Europe, Heitman European Property Partners IV. 2010 - Heitman opens an office in Melbourne, Australia to strengthen our global footprint and provide investment management services to Australian institutional and individual investors. 2011 - Heitman makes our first direct property investment in Asia-Pacific. 2012 - Heitman opens an office in Hong Kong to bolster our presence in Asia-Pacific and provide investment management services to Asia-Pacific regional institutional and individual investors. 2013 - Heitman forms Heitman Value Partners III, our third closed-end, commingled fund to execute value-added direct property investments strategies in North America. Additionally, we open an office in Dusseldorf to expand our presence in Europe. 2014 - Heitman forms Heitman Real Estate Debt Partners, a closed-end mezzanine debt fund. Additionally, we begin to market Heitman Asia-Pacific Property Investors, a closed-end fund focused in Asia-Pacific. Finally, we launch two new public securities strategies to expand our global real estate securities offerings: the Prime Strategy and the Heitman European Real Estate Opportunities Fund. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Heitman」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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