FUND I
Tishman Speyer/Citigroup Alternative Investments Real Estate Venture, LP Tishman Speyer/Citigroup Alternative Investments Real Estate Venture, LP ("Fund I") is a closed-end fund initiated in October 1997 with approximately $850 million in equity commitments. The investment strategy for the Fund is a "value-added" strategy with a primary focus on office buildings located in a select number of global target markets. The target markets are primarily first-tier urban, Central Business Districts including London, Paris, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Silicon Valley, and Boston. The Fund is currently fully liquidated.

FUND III
Tishman Speyer/Citigroup Alternative Investments Real Estate Venture III, LLC Tishman Speyer/Citigroup Alternative Investments Real Estate Venture III, LLC ("Fund III") is a closed-end fund initiated in March 1999 with over $200 million in equity commitments. The investment strategy for the Fund is a "value-added" strategy with a primary focus on office buildings located in a select number of global target markets. The target markets are primarily first-tier urban, Central Business Districts including Berlin, Sao Paolo, London, Frankfurt, Rio, Boston, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.

FUND IV
Tishman Speyer/Citigroup Alternative Investments Real Estate Venture IV, LLC Tishman Speyer/Citigroup Alternative Investments Real Estate Venture IV, LLC ("Fund IV") is a closed-end fund started in May 2000 with over $350 million in equity commitments. The investment strategy for the Fund is a "value-added" strategy with a primary focus on office buildings located in a select number of global target markets. The target markets are primarily first-tier urban Central Business Districts including San Francisco, New York, Paris, London, and Madrid.

US FUND V
Tishman Speyer/Citigroup Alternative Investments Real Estate Venture V, LP Tishman Speyer/Citigroup Alternative Investments Real Estate Venture V, LP is a closed-end fund started in November 2001. The fund has approximately $300 million in equity commitments. Its strategy is "value-added" with a primary focus on office buildings located in a select number of first-tier U.S. metropolitan target markets. These markets are primarily urban, Central Business Districts which include New York, San Francisco, and Washington D.C.

INTERNATIONAL FUND V
Tishman Speyer/Citigroup Alternative Investments International Real Estate Venture V, LP Tishman Speyer/Citigroup Alternative Investments Real Estate Venture V, LP is a closed-end fund started in November 2001. The fund has approximately $300 million in equity commitments. Its strategy is "value-added" with a primary focus on office buildings located in a select number of first-tier metropolitan target markets located primarily in Europe but also in South America. These markets are primarily urban, Central Business Districts which include Amsterdam, Paris, Frankfurt and Brazil.

ESOF
Tishman Speyer European Strategic Office Fund, LP Tishman Speyer European Strategic Office Fund, LP ("ESOF") is a closed-end fund started in August 2003 with approximately €602 million in equity commitments. ESOF is a core-plus pan-European investment platform focused on acquiring assets that are well-positioned in major Western European Central Business Districts (including Amsterdam, Brussels, Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Milan, and Paris.) Assets will have minimal short-term leasing risk, are devoid of land/ development risk and provide stable, current cash distributions based on lower risk-adjusted returns.

TISHMAN SPEYER OFFICE FUND (TSOF)
On December 1, 2004, Tishman Speyer became the first American real estate company to launch a publicly listed fund of Class A U.S. office properties on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: TSO). The public offering raised AUD 526.5 million from Australian investors who today hold a 45.9% interest in a 12 building, US$3.22 billion dollar portfolio and a 99.9% interest in a 6 building US$738.8 million portfolio of premium properties located in 11 US markets. Some of the highlights of the 18 building portfolio that totals nearly 8.8 million square feet include 300 Park Avenue in New York, Franklin Center in Chicago, One Bush Street in San Francisco and three Class A properties on Maple Drive in Beverly Hills. The Joint Venture partners in the 12 building portfolio are Government of Singapore Investment Corporation Real Estate Pte Ltd. (GIC RE) with a 49% stake while a privately held fund managed by Tishman Speyer controls the remaining 5.1%.

FUND VI
Tishman Speyer Real Estate Venture VI ("Fund VI") is a closed end fund that started in December 2004 with $1.1 billion in commitments. Fund VI is a value-add strategy that focus on three primary opportunities: Repositioning/ Releasing, redevelopment and ground up development. The fund will concentrate primarily on Class A commercial office properties located in the central business districts of six target markets including New York, Boston, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Chicago and San Francisco. Some of the fund acquisitions to date include the MetLife Building in New York, 125 South Wacker in Chicago and 400 South Hope in Los Angeles.

INDIA FUND
Tishman Speyer India Fund L.P., a closed-end fund, had its final close in February 2007 with approximately INR 15.7 billion in equity commitments. The Fund employs an opportunistic investment strategy to develop high-quality office, residential and mixed-use projects that will meet the standards of international office tenants and the residential standards of the increasingly affluent middle class homebuyers. The Fund's developments include large-scale mixed-use projects known as integrated townships. The Fund's primary geographic focus is seven metropolitan markets: Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai and Pune. Within these markets, the Fund will seek high-growth areas outside of the central business districts where demand is supported by multinational corporations and their employees.

TSEV
Tishman Speyer European Real Estate Venture VI, LP, a closed-end fund, had its final close in May 2007 with over €1 billion in equity commitments. A pan-European fund with a value-added investment strategy, TSEV is focused on the repositioning, redevelopment and development of high-quality office properties. The Fund may also explore large-scale, quality residential developments and mixed-use properties with a predominant office component where the potential for significant value-creation exist. Target markets include Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. Select cities in these areas encompass Europe's key financial and services centers and host its largest office markets. The Fund expects to capitalize on Europe’s current real estate and capital markets trends.

BRAZIL FUND
Tishman Speyer Brazil Fund, L.P., a real-denominated fund, had its final close in October 2007, raising approximately R$1.2 billion (US$600 million equivalent at the time of closing) of equity capital. The Brazil Fund employs an opportunistic investment strategy focusing on the acquisition, development or redevelopment of high-quality office, for-sale residential and mixed-use properties that meet the needs of multinational corporations, high-quality domestic companies and Brazil's increasingly affluent population. Based in São Paulo with a satellite office in Rio de Janeiro, the Brazil Fund's team of real estate professionals is targeting investments in the key commercial submarkets of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro as well as other urban areas that suffer from an under-supply of the high-quality office and residential space demanded by world-class tenants and Brazil's upwardly mobile domestic population.

TISHMAN SPEYER BRAZIL FUND II, L.P.
Fund capitalization and Investment Strategy
Tishman Speyer Brazil Fund II, L.P. ("Brazil Fund II") closed in 2008 with approximately R$197 million of capital commitments. Brazil Fund II pursues an opportunistic strategy, developing international-quality office, industrial, and for sale residential properties and also acquiring select distressed real estate assets. Target markets include São Paolo, Rio de Janeiro, and Sorocaba.

TISHMAN SPEYER CHINA FUND, L.P.
Fund capitalization and Investment Strategy
Tishman Speyer China Fund, L.P. ("China Fund") closed in 2008 with $884 million of capital commitments. The China Fund, which pursues an opportunistic strategy, is designed to capitalize on the compelling real estate investment opportunities created by China's strong economic growth, increasingly wealthy middle class, and massive urbanization. The Fund acquires, develops, and manages real estate assets located in major high-growth urban centers in China.