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AEW Capital Management is a U.S.-based investment manager specializing in real estate.

Last updated August 25, 2026

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Overview

AEW Capital Management is a Boston-based real estate investment manager serving institutional investors. Its activities generally include real estate investment, asset management, fund management, and related investment solutions across property sectors such as office, industrial, residential, retail, and other commercial real estate. Together with AEW’s European activities, it forms part of the broader AEW real estate investment management platform within Natixis Investment Managers. Public disclosures vary by entity and reporting period, so this entry does not state unverified assets-under-management, return, or transaction figures.

History

AEW Capital Management was established in the United States in the early 1980s and developed into a real estate investment manager serving institutional clients. Its activities have centered on commercial real estate investment and asset management for clients such as pension plans, insurers, foundations, and other institutions. As AEW expanded its U.S. and European activities, the broader platform developed capabilities across multiple property markets and investment strategies. AEW Capital Management is now part of Natixis Investment Managers, although public materials may report the U.S. entity, European operations, and the wider AEW platform separately.

  • 1981
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Products and positioning

  • Real Estate Investment Management

    Investment management services for institutional real estate portfolios, including strategy design, investment execution, and ongoing portfolio management across property types and risk-return profiles.

  • Real Estate Asset Management

    Asset management services covering operational oversight, value creation, leasing, and exit planning for properties held in investment portfolios.

  • Institutional Real Estate Funds

    Real estate funds and portfolio vehicles managed for pension plans, insurers, and other eligible institutional investors, with strategies varying by fund and market.

Recent events

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    AEW acquires 60 Charlton Street[3]

    Reported:

    AEW Capital Management announced that it had acquired 60 Charlton Street in Hudson Square for $86.1 million. The building was recapitalized with a $60 million loan from a fund run by Ares Management.

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