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- Deals
Serac, National Real Estate buy Greenway Plaza tower
An 18-story Houston office tower changes hands with a tenant roster running to family offices and foundations, the kind that clears before commodity office.
- Real estate debt
OZK's $75.5M Merritt 7 loan prices office as housing
A $32 million family-office equity slice is the risk layer behind Bank OZK's office-to-residential construction loan in Norwalk.
- Sectors
Integral targets 907-unit Durham start with affordable fast lane
At least 100 affordable units in the first phase qualify the $343 million Forest Hills Heights redevelopment for expedited review.
- Fundraising
Data centers become a 25-year refresh cycle
PwC's baseline treats data centers as repeated capital spending, with the site and its power supply as the appreciating asset.
- Sectors
Location data turns retail leasing into underwriting
Once store-level sales come into view, a rent roll starts to read like a credit file.
- Deals
Related pays $235,000 a unit for an Atlanta vintage asset
The $110 million Manchester at Mansell trade puts a price on renovating 1984 garden apartments in Roswell/Alpharetta—and the math behind it stays with Related.
- Deals
Trammell Crow doubles down on Hillsboro industrial spec
Less than a year after Phase I delivered, the second phase of Sewell Corporate Park breaks ground with three buildings still on the market.
- Real estate debt
C-PACE stands alone on $172.5M Shoma Bay tower
Newmark placed the full construction financing for Shoma Group's North Bay Village condo tower through C-PACE, a stack that carries no bank debt.
- Deals
LaSalle and Camber buy a fully leased Long Island industrial portfolio that can't be replaced
The off-market, credit-anchored buy extends LaSalle's occupancy-first streak into a market where the buildings can't be replaced.
- Fundraising
Aviva hands a CBRE IM veteran a 450,000-square-foot industrial pipeline
George Richards arrives with a development mandate that tests whether origination beats buying stabilized assets.
- Fundraising
Sound Point names Cerberus veteran to lead CRE credit fundraising
The dedicated fundraising title indicates Sound Point will ask institutions to back its commercial real estate credit strategy separately.
- Sectors
Data center backlash becomes a political-risk premium
State moratoriums and a Texas grid audit mean development capital must now price permission, not just power and land.
- Deals
Redevco buys four German transport assets, taking its logistics platform to €1 billion
Three truck service facilities and a full-service truck stop arrive fully occupied, adding 936,500 square feet to a 32-asset logistics book.
- Sectors
Madison vacancy rises despite strong leasing
A construction wave is adding apartments faster than renters can absorb them in Wisconsin's capital.
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- Fundraising
CRE's cheap-buying window closes, and operators take the trade
With valuations firm and rate relief slipping, the income statement is where CRE value gets made.
- Sectors
Dallas operators win on execution, not countertops
At 89% occupancy, Dallas renters have options, and the operators who answer first and close first will separate themselves.
- Sectors
Trump's data center broadside makes approval risk part of the underwriting
July's $33.8 billion data center deal volume is colliding with a political backlash that is turning permission into the sector's scarcest asset.
- Sectors
Midtown tower leases show renovation capital wins tenants
A $100 million renovation at 1411 Broadway yields more than 182,000 square feet of leases and a path to 90 percent occupancy.
- Deals
Tax-credit equity anchors a $46M factory conversion
The Tupper Lake project shows LIHTC equity is now the load-bearing capital for workforce housing as private underwriting resets.
- Deals
Colliers sells Eagan Medical Center after a 21-month value-add flip
Tareen Development Partners bought the dated plaza in December 2024, rebranded it, signed healthcare tenants and exited in under two years; buyer and price were not disclosed.
- Deals
Ridge Capital Sells Ukiah Apartment Portfolio for $23.5M
The buyer went unnamed on a 121-unit deal that prices at $194,000 per unit.
- Deals
A 21-year tenant anchors a $9.96M Baltimore industrial sale
An institutionally backed fund pays $9.96 million for a specialized Baltimore manufacturing building and its 21-year tenant.
- Deals
1031 history pays off in Effingham industrial sale
A broker's years-old 1031 exchange becomes the marketing channel in an off-market Effingham sale.
- Deals
Tishman Speyer's $340M Anaheim bet rides on amenity spend
TS Plus pays $904,000 a key for a 95%-leased, 2020-vintage Anaheim asset, then budgets more amenity work — the renovation-upside thesis priced at the top of the market.
- Deals
Waterford starts 75-unit Milpitas affordable build
The 4 percent tax-credit-and-bond stack is what makes workforce housing pencil in Santa Clara County.
- Deals
Albertsons-backed Safeway sells at asking for $7.7M
Colliers closes the Federal Way grocery deal to a California buyer, with a 2037 Albertsons lease setting the price.
- Deals
Vintage Paterson Apartment Sells on Occupancy and Renovation Upside
EOM Equity's 100-unit Valley View buy from a Value Companies affiliate tests whether renovation math can work on 1965-vintage product.
- Real estate debt
Canyon and J.P. Morgan back Riverside BTR with $74.7M
The senior construction loan prices 180 build-to-rent townhomes at roughly $415,000 per key, and the lenders get paid first only if Riverside lease-up meets the underwriting.
- Deals
Trammell Crow bets Grapevine Mills traffic can fill 750 hotel rooms
The 28.7-acre Grapevine Village plan stacks three hotels and 248 apartments, and the version moving forward is a revised answer to an earlier council vote.
- Real estate debt
Blue Light bets $62.5M on tenant pipeline
The 32%-leased Bedford manufacturing campus gets debt priced for its tenant pipeline, not its current rent roll.
- Deals
Wichita's record apartment sale leaves a narrow test
A 301-unit 2023-built community set a market record, but older workforce apartments will show whether institutional capital really arrived.
- Sectors
New York rents lead the nation—underwrite the slowdown
Manhattan's average asking rent hit $5,651 and stabilized occupancy held at 98.2% in June; Yardi Matrix's 3.1% year-end forecast, not the 5.6% landlords are printing now, is the number allocators should underwrite.
- Real estate debt
Gantry rolls $20.7M of maturing multifamily debt into five-year IO
A private owner locks fixed-rate, non-recourse, interest-only money on two apartment assets — and leaves the principal for 2031's lender.
- Sectors
Chobani's $1.2B Pennsylvania plant buys a milk shed
The yogurt maker is taking over a 1.5M-sf facility and locking up supply from more than 4,000 farms.
- Real estate debt
C-PACE stands alone in $172.5 million Shoma Bay stack
A $172.5 million C-PACE construction loan leaves Shoma Bay with no bank debt underneath, making the assessment the sole underwriter of a 333-unit condo job.
- Real estate debt
CMBS rate dips, but the underlying stack worsens
Office at 12% and a 49-basis-point lodging jump tell the real August story.
- Deals
Related Ross buys Wellington land for village center
The developer's first ground-up project outside West Palm Beach arrives with a $29.1 million Starwood loan and a school parcel sale expected in October.
- Deals
General Atlantic lease de-risks 625 Madison tower
The 150,000-SF pre-lease at Related's Plaza District tower shifts the underwriting from spec to credit-tenant, leaving the rest of the office market to wait for a price reset.
- Sectors
Chobani's $1.2B Lehigh Valley bet buys a milk shed
The yogurt maker's campus deal is mostly a dairy supply chain purchase, with KDP's equity sell-back as the tell.
- Sectors
Billionaire-backed $50M push takes data center fight to statehouses
Build American AI is putting $50 million behind a fight in Kansas, Ohio and Wisconsin, where data center siting has become a statehouse issue.