BlackRock, Inc. is a global investment management firm founded in 1988 and headquartered in New York, widely regarded as the world’s largest asset manager with trillions in assets under management across multiple markets and sectors. Its real-estate investment platform has operated since the early 1980s, investing in properties globally.

BlackRock has extremely strong financial credibility with tens of trillions in assets under management, public reporting as a listed company, and diversified global investment operations.

BlackRock is not a traditional property developer but invests in real-estate assets and partnerships; project quality varies by asset and partner, with no direct construction record as a developer.

As a publicly traded company, BlackRock complies with U.S. SEC regulations and global financial reporting standards; it is regularly subject to regulatory oversight.

BlackRock’s clients are institutional and individual investors rather than property buyers; feedback generally focuses on investment performance, not developer services.

BlackRock is globally recognized in financial services as a leading investment manager, though not specifically as a real-estate developer.

BlackRock emphasizes sustainability and fiduciary investment approaches, though its ESG strategies have faced public debate and criticism in some jurisdictions.