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- Deals
City Realty's $23M Brookline bet rides on renovations
The nine-building Coolidge Corner Collection is 95 percent occupied with 88 percent of units still needing work, and the rent-control ballot fight didn't scare off the bid.
- Real estate debt
Edina office refi prices certainty at 5.89% IO
A five-year, interest-only loan on a fully leased, renovated property shows where suburban office debt is still being written.
- Deals
Laramar closes on 656-unit South Loop tower
The undisclosed price on a 1967 Michigan Avenue tower points to a rent-roll bet as the South Loop adds a stadium and transit.
- Deals
Tourmaline buys Lacey retail at a lease-up price
A six-decade seller exits after Trader Joe's signs; the $44.1 million price assumes the buyer fills the remaining 19%.
- Deals
Norfolk Tower Trades at $111 a Foot
Kawa Capital Management buys 90%-occupied 150 West Main for $26M, giving Norfolk owners a fresh mark for their collateral.
- Sectors
Law firms' record leasing points to a narrow office recovery
The legal sector's 12.2 million square feet in first-half 2026 is the demand side of the clearing trade, landing in trophy markets rather than the broad stack.
- Deals
Aggregate pays $58M for a 94%-leased Virginia portfolio
Fairfax's Aggregate Real Estate Investors takes an 11-building, 320,000-square-foot book from Clarke-Hook and bets on upgrades, not redevelopment.
- Real estate debt
Dwight refis a stabilized Newark tower with $70M nonrecourse loan
The interest-only refi on a once-vacant 1969 tower shows private debt pricing stabilized multifamily on current cash flow, the patient-capital approach the refinancing wall demands.
- Deals
Cortland's $208M West Palm sale puts the reset at $246K a door
Fairfield Residential buys 812 Portofino Place apartments roughly 9% below the 2021 trade, giving the next Florida seller a comp to argue against.
- Deals
Cortland's $208M West Palm sale puts a number on the reset
Cortland takes a roughly $20 million loss on a West Palm Beach garden complex; Fairfield's assumed Freddie Mac debt sets the terms for the next trade.
- Real estate debt
Sub-1.0 DSCR office loans face a $10.7B hard-maturity wall
Trepp finds 88% of sub-breakeven performing office debt is contractually due by 2029, with 2028 the peak year.
- Sectors
Westbridge files three 99-unit Bronx towers to capture 485-x
Identical commercial footprints across all three applications point to 485-x as the design brief.
- The Wrap
Income visibility clears the refinancing wall
Lenders are funding proven cash flow as apartment prices slide for a ninth month.
- Deals
BGO's Fort Worth buy is a rent-roll value-add trade
The off-market purchase of a six-year-old Class-A building puts the value-add upside in the rent roll.
- Sectors
Office clears, apartments slide in July RCA pricing
The July RCA CPPI shows a 9.9% CBD office gain against a ninth straight monthly drop in apartment prices, a split between assets that have cleared and those still waiting.
- Deals
ZS Capital pays $42M for Fort Collins flex campus
The $42 million sale prices 226,000 square feet of small-bay industrial and R&D space at roughly $186 a square foot.
- Sectors
Data center construction pipeline points capital to power and land
The market's $73 billion build-out will reward sponsors who secure substations, not steel.
- Deals
GBMC tests condo playbook on flex space
The New Braunfels builder plans a 45-bay commercial condo project that will test small businesses' appetite for ownership.
- Real estate debt
Knighthead refis Glenview apartments with $32M loan
The debt pays off preferred equity and rolls up a construction facility, a clean sign the refinancing wall is clearing.
- Deals
Invesco buys fully leased Spartanburg logistics park for $99.5M
Brennan and Grandview sold after the final suite leased, leaving Invesco a fully stabilized park and five-plus years of income.
- Deals
Levey Group assembles Beltway 8 site for 445,750-SF campus
The 30-acre industrial park would push the developer's Houston footprint to nearly 200 acres and 2 million square feet.
- Deals
A 99-year covenant is the price of public land
The Naranja Lakes CRA's land writedown plus $7 million loan buys a century of income-restricted housing.
- Deals
CP Capital buys an Athens asset with no class A rival
The 200-unit Ascent Athens gives CP Capital a scarcity play in a stable college town, with the University of Georgia as the demand anchor and no like-kind competition.
- Deals
Meridian and Harrison Street start a secure-facility platform in Chantilly
A five-building Westfields portfolio is priced on defense demand at $155 a foot.
- Real estate debt
Canyon and J.P. Morgan lend $74.7M on Riverside BTR
The senior construction loan prices 180 build-to-rent townhomes at about $415,000 a key.
- Who's investing
APAC living crosses from alternative to core
Cushman & Wakefield's inaugural survey finds 85% of investors planning to raise living exposure, with $33.2b in estimated five-year deployment.
- Deals
Brennan recapitalizes the same Moorestown buildings a third time
A 94%-leased class B portfolio shows how a sponsor turns asset management into a repeatable liquidity event.
- Sectors
Asia Pacific student housing triples as Malaysia courts capital
Cross-border investors drove two-thirds of last year's volume, and JLL says the next scale market is Malaysia.
- Sectors
Core Spaces' early, under-budget deliveries point to a build-to-hold strategy
Six student housing projects finished ahead of schedule and a $300 million REIT purchase show the developer means to own what it builds.
- The Wrap
Amazon's Shreveport campus makes water the underwriting constraint
A $400 million water system attached to a data-center site shows hyperscalers are pricing municipal water risk as their own.
- Fundraising
Illinois’s second Opportunity Zone round bets on compliance and rural yield
The state’s second Opportunity Zone round adds reporting requirements and rural incentives to court private real estate allocators.
- Sectors
Cold storage's vacancy record is an obsolescence map
Newmark's first-half data splits the sector by vintage, and the only underwrite that works is one that prices the depreciation curve.
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- Sectors
Senior housing's million-unit gap is now an underwriting assumption
A two-thirds construction collapse meets 90% occupancy, and NIC Map puts the capital need at $1 trillion by 2050.
- Fundraising
KKR sizes the $5.1T middle-market CRE capital gap
Middle-market sponsors control nearly a quarter of U.S. commercial real estate and almost none of the capital vehicles that fit them; KKR's report is a bid to define the template.
- Deals
Invesco buys fully leased Spartanburg park at $122 a foot
The 814,000-square-foot Crossroads Logistics Park sold for $99.5 million with every foot leased and more than five years of average remaining term.
- Deals
Harrison Street, Meridian buy Chantilly offices for secure-facility push
A 431,000-square-foot Chantilly portfolio trades at $155 a foot, with the buyers underwriting defense and intelligence demand rather than general office occupancy.
- Sectors
Medical office trades on income as $6.7B rebound takes hold
Lenders are back, deals are bigger, but 2% rent growth against higher inflation makes MOB a coupon trade—and the underwrite should say so.
- Real estate debt
JLL places floating-rate loan on Savannah Hyatt
A single-asset hotel financing on the Savannah River prices the short end, with the basis as the real underwrite.
- Deals
Stratford and LLJ pay $178,000 a unit for an aging Escondido complex
The 189-unit Pacifica Palms deal sets an inland San Diego County comp at a price that leaves room for capital work.
- Deals
North River, REMAP buy Avis-leased Logan storage campus
The 8.6-acre, triple-net campus near Boston Logan gives the partnership a 20-year income stream on scarce airport-adjacent land.