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Brightshore Capital Launches $250M Real Estate Debt Platform
Global real estate firm Brightshore Capital (formerly GTIS Partners) has launched its inaugural real estate debt investment platform with $250 million in initial capital. This move comes amid increasi
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Brightshore Capital Launches $250M Real Estate Debt Platform
Global real estate firm Brightshore Capital (formerly GTIS Partners) has launched its inaugural real estate debt investment platform with $250 million in initial capital. This move comes amid increasi
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