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had Tredway, head of real estate for the Americas at J.P. Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM), is expanding his role to a global position after just 18 months with the firm. Tredway has been appointed global head of real estate, overseeing operations in the Americas, Europe, and Asia Pacific. This move further solidifies JPMAM's presence and investment expertise worldwide.

    Tredway expressed enthusiasm for his new role, stating that a unified approach will enhance the delivery of exceptional insights and value globally. He believes real estate will be a key growth driver in the next phase of the cycle, and JPMAM's global platform will provide clients with innovative solutions to meet their evolving investment needs.

    A veteran of J.P. Morgan, Tredway has spent much of his career at the bank, rising from associate to group head of real estate banking before leaving in 2021 to found Trio Investment Group. He returned to JPMAM in December 2023, when the firm acquired Trio and its $250 million portfolio.

    Under Tredway's leadership, JPMAM has been capitalizing on market dislocation and volatility, investing in key themes such as housing, logistics, and industrial outdoor storage. The firm had over $79 billion in real estate assets globally as of year-end 2024.

    As global head of real estate, Tredway will continue to report to Jed Laskowitz, global head of private markets and customized solutions at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. David Chen and Michael Ramm, CIOs for Asia Pacific and Europe respectively, will now report directly to Tredway.

    Laskowitz emphasized the importance of real estate in delivering superior investment outcomes and enhanced value to clients. In a coincidental timing, Tredway jumped 50 spots on CO's annual Power 100 list, where he discussed the market opportunity that exists today for investors, buoyed by recent bouts of volatility.