Blackstone Real Estate has announced the promotion of Tuhin Parikh to Vice Chairman of Real Estate Asia and Executive Chairman of Real Estate India. Asheesh Mohta will take over Parikh's previous role as Head of Real Estate India.
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Tuhin Parikh will become the Vice Chairman of Real Estate Asia and Executive Chairman of Real Estate India, while Asheesh Mohta will take over as the Head of Real Estate India.
Chris Heady is the Chairman of APAC and Head of Real Estate Asia at Blackstone Real Estate. He has been leading the APAC Real Estate business for the past 20 years.
Blackstone has invested in various sectors in India, including commercial office spaces, retail malls, logistics and warehousing, hotels, data centers, and residential assets. Notable portfolios include Nexus Select, Horizon Industrial Parks, and Ventive Hospitality.
Blackstone has launched five real estate investment trusts (REITs) in India, including the first and most recently, the Knowledge Realty Trust, which was 13 times oversubscribed.
These promotions reflect Blackstone's strategy to build a robust and dynamic leadership team. Tuhin's new role will focus on strategic initiatives and expanding Blackstone's presence in Asia, while Asheesh will continue to drive the firm's growth in India.
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