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Trumark's 195-lot Bishop Ranch deal is a townhome bet
The take-down pairs 128 townhomes with 67 single-family homes, a bet that the commute and amenity outweigh the lot.
Phoenix Trophy Office Trades for $86M, Basis Up 43%
The Transwestern/C-III joint venture's purchase of Esplanade III prices 17% vacancy and a 4.4-year lease roll into the basis — a reset for Phoenix's Camelback market.
Oregon storage portfolio trades on expansion ground
A 537,962-square-foot Secure Storage sale across six Oregon markets closed without a price, leaving two expansion sites as the real story.
Nuveen pays a record $170M for final Park303 buildings
The record two-building sale caps Lincoln's sell-down of the 210-acre Glendale campus, and lands in a week when both firms were already moving.
Embrey's $38.5M Lafayette land buy bets on the vacancy gap
The San Antonio developer pays $2.1 million an acre for an entitled site in a submarket that saw no second-quarter deliveries.
Mapletree's data center sale tests the stabilized-asset bid
A 22-building, 3.1 million-square-foot offering will show whether buyers pay for stabilized data center income or still price the asset class as a construction story.
Doral retail deal prices a leased bond
A senior-living operator assumes $50 million of debt to pay just under $1,000 a foot for a freshly completed Whole Foods-anchored center.
FRP and Woodfield break ground on $81.5M Estero mixed-use
The first phase of Coconut Road delivers 296 apartments and 30,000 square feet of retail; first homes land in 2027.
Japan Excellent's office sales put clearing prices on display
The REIT's JPY15.6 billion recycling trade moves Tokyo and Sapporo office assets to a corporate buyer and a city, with premiums to book that reset the next comp.
Kasumigaseki Capital buys Vegas hotel site in airport-convention corridor
The Tokyo-listed developer's second U.S. hotel project, set for a spring 2030 opening, tilts toward business and convention travel.
Mapletree data-center sale tests AI-era pricing
A 22-property Mapletree portfolio will test whether AI demand has made data centers trade like liquid assets.
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Crow Holdings backs Hanover's first SoCal industrial start
A 200,000-square-foot Simi Valley ground-up gives Hanover Company its Southern California debut, the second Crow-backed industrial start in a week.
St. Louis 490-unit complex trades at auction for $13.5 million
The $27,600-a-door result on Trinity Park Apartments prices in lease-up risk, and the auction format compresses the due-diligence clock.
Quincy new-build draws $450,000 a unit
A fully leased 2025-vintage apartment building south of Boston gives small-balance buyers a fresh per-unit comp.
Stotan's Itasca buy shows relationships win O'Hare
The 32,937-sf infill buy in the supply-constrained O'Hare submarket was sourced through Chicago relationships — the kind of deal that never reaches a listing.
Matterhorn and TPG AG land 16 Chicago buildings in a $628 million shallow-bay test
The 16-building slice joins a 53-property portfolio that is the largest deal yet for each of the three regional operators.
Hawkins Way's Loeb Hall buy prices dorms at $192,000 a bed
The New School's sale of a 268-bed dormitory gives private capital a new comp for a niche that barely trades.
Hotel sales jump 28% as capex-burdened owners hand off
The first-half transaction spike is less a revival in travel demand than a handoff of assets from owners who cannot fund renovations to buyers who can.
SJC Ventures sells Doral Marketplace for $83 million
A Dallas senior-living operator assumes the $50 million mortgage, now at Bank of Texas.
Developer breaks ground on $78M mixed-use League City business park
The 290,000-square-foot Lilac Field project starts on spec, betting League City's absorption catches up before the first buildings deliver in early 2027.
A Prosper developer plans a $240M mixed-use project without apartments
Bella Prosper wraps a manmade lake, a 139-key hotel, offices, and retail around a bet on business travel in a Texas suburb.
MAA pays nearly $500K per unit for rebuilt Charlotte asset
The fire-damaged Liberty Row rebuild traded as a core asset, and Southeast multifamily pricing has reached replacement cost.
Houston's Eldridge Place sells as a cash-flow trade
Cross Ocean and Fuller's Eldridge Place buy is another sign that office clearing prices are set by occupancy and anchor leases, not replacement cost.
Benderson pays $92 a square foot for three Gulf Coast retail centers
The 400,000-square-foot package prices at $92 a foot, a conventional trade from a buyer that can afford to wait.
Baptist Health pays $65M for flagship-adjacent medical tower
The Jacksonville system's purchase of the 493,000-square-foot Southbank Medical Pavilion values control of the space next door more than the rent roll.
Urban Story's $350M Chattanooga district hinges on early leases
The 2027 riverfront project tests whether a mid-sized city can support the experiential retail model Chattanooga has never had.
Alterra IOS buys five Atlanta sites in land-assembly push
The 32-acre buy brings its portfolio to 28 properties, but the real trade is scarce industrial ground, not rent growth.
Harrison Street Sells Dublin Student Housing to Commerz Real
A 142-bed new-build changes hands in a rotation that suggests student housing has become a priced, cross-border institutional market.
Seaport's $879-a-foot sale marks a narrow trophy comp
The largest pure-play office sale in Boston in five years resets the benchmark for fully leased towers and leaves the commodity market's clearing price unresolved.
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Tavaco pays $28.5M to reset Falls Church office basis
The Los Angeles firm's third Greater Washington office buy runs roughly 35% below the seller's 2016 price.
Landmark delivers 1,261-bed USC community, built in-house
The private developer’s second Los Angeles ground-up opening leaves it holding three student properties around one campus — a bet on owning a USC sub-market rather than spreading across the city.
SENTRE pays $26.6M for Carlsbad industrial leased to Glanbia
A Glanbia hub since 2001, the 104,298-square-foot building sold at roughly $255 a foot.
Capitol Hill SEDU sale prices 57 units at $316,000 a key
A 57-unit building of 297-square-foot efficiencies near Amazon and Google sold for roughly $316,000 a unit, a cash-flow wager on small units in a supply-constrained submarket.
Bonaventure buys Chevy Chase stake, Landmark stays partner
The non-traded REIT takes asset management at the 111-unit Crescent while the original developer keeps an ownership stake.
Green Point's $42M Georgetown shell is just the start of a bigger spec bet
The 754,000-square-foot building breaks ground in October, but the real exposure is the 2.6 million square feet still looking for tenants.
W Properties times a garden-style bet for the 2029 supply trough
The 252-unit garden-style project beside Everbloom waits out today's North Texas apartment pipeline.
ART pays A$882.5m for half of Westfield Mt Gravatt
The deal would be Australia's largest single-asset retail trade of the year, and another sign that pension capital is concentrating in proven, high-sales centers.
LDR's Brisbane buy is a hold, not a trade
A$255 million for a fully leased office-retail asset, acquired through a new single-asset fund, says the buyer wants the income, not a sector trade.
Affinius and Alliance sell 545-unit senior housing portfolio
Two stabilized Northern California communities trade days after Affinius lent $177.25 million on New York apartments, pointing to a shift from equity into debt.
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Canary Wharf's £625M sale to affiliates is no market test
Affiliate buyers leave the £625 million an internal figure, not a clearing price for London offices.