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Carlyle files Form D for third Europe real estate feeder fund

The Oct. 19 notice lists an undisclosed offering amount and zero sold, with no strategy, target or investors stated.

Carlyle has filed a Form D for Carlyle Europe Realty Feeder Fund III, S.C.Sp., a pooled investment vehicle the notice classifies as a private equity fund.

The filing is dated Oct. 19 and lists the offering amount as undisclosed; the amount sold to date is zero. The name identifies the vehicle as a feeder and as the third in a numbered series, and the filing names two general partner entities — CERF III Managing GP, L.P. and CERF III Lux GP, S.a.r.l. — alongside Jeremy Anderson and Nicholas Duvall as related persons.

The notice does not state a strategy, target size, investors or a first close, nor which Carlyle parent fund the feeder would channel commitments into.

VehicleFiledStated offeringSold to date
Carlyle Europe Realty Feeder Fund III, S.C.Sp.2026-10-19Undisclosed$0

Reported by the Capital desk from SEC EDGAR. Published . Corrections

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