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Web posted
September 29, 2006
APFC real estate portfolio overview
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| Brian Wallace / Juneau Empire |
Investors and investments: Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. bond traders, Josh Burger, Jim Parise and Bryan Johnson, left, work at the APFC offices in Juneau. |
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The fund's real estate portfolio consisted of $4.1 billion in properties and securities as of June 30, 2006. TheÊAPFC'sÊtarget allocation to real estateÊis 10% of the Fund's total market value. Diversification among the assets is achieved through investing in four property types: industrial, multi-family (residential), office and retail. Properties are also diversified
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| Courtesy of the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. |
Maui Marketplace in Kahului, HI is a property the APFC has in its real estate portfolio. |
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geographically throughout the East, West, Midwest and Southern regions of the United States. Twenty-five percent of the real estate portfolio's securities are held in Real Estate Investment Trust Securities (REITS) and other miscelleneous real estate investment categories. The
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| Courtesy of the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. |
601 Pine St. in Seattle, is a property the APFC has in its real estate portfolio. |
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Fund's Alaska investments include a 100 percent ownership interest in the three-story Goldbelt Building in Juneau and 13 percent interest in the Plaza Port West Shopping Center in Ketchikan.
From www.apfc.org
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