Goldman Sachs Appoints Former Apollo Executive to Oversee Australian Real Estate Investments
July 21, 2025 - 08:33
In a significant move, Goldman Sachs has appointed a former executive from Apollo to lead its Australian real estate investment division. This decision comes on the heels of reports indicating that Juan Manas, who previously held the position of head of real estate, has departed the firm to join Wingate, a specialist in Australian real estate credit.
The new appointee brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the role, which is expected to enhance Goldman Sachs' presence in the competitive Australian real estate market. The firm has been actively seeking to strengthen its investment strategies and capitalize on growth opportunities within the region.
This leadership change reflects Goldman Sachs' commitment to adapting its investment approach in response to evolving market conditions and to better serve its clients' needs. As the Australian real estate landscape continues to evolve, the firm is poised to leverage its new leadership to drive innovative investment solutions.
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