Generali Real Estate closes GREDIF II real estate debt fund at EUR 1 billion

By Public Technologies
  • Generali Real Estate closed Generali Real Estate Debt Investment Fund II at EUR 1 billion, hitting its fundraising target.
  • The Luxembourg-domiciled, pan-European real estate debt fund is managed by Generali Real Estate SGR as investment manager.
  • EUR 500 million of new commitments were secured in 2025 as the fund moved to final close.
  • The group’s commercial real estate debt platform now exceeds EUR 2 billion in assets under management.
  • GREDIF II targets senior secured real estate loans in core European markets, typically at 55%-60% loan-to-value ratios.


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