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- Real estate debt
Bascom refis 133-unit Charleston Apartments with $8.5M bank loan
A small-balance refinancing of the Charleston Apartments shows local banks still write patient checks on vintage multifamily.
- Sectors
Chicago big-box leasing jumps 51% on modern-vintage demand
Newest big-box buildings are clearing first in Chicago, a signal for industrial capital.
- Deals
A 1031 exchange lands a fully leased Temecula box
A private Los Angeles investor pays $6.56 million for a Temecula retail asset, deferring the tax bill on a Walnut sale.
- Sectors
Life sciences' shrunken pipeline sets up a recovery
Rents are still falling and vacancy sits at 24.3%, but the construction pipeline at 2% of inventory is the number private capital should underwrite.
- Deals
Pacifica Palms trade prices Escondido's rent-versus-own gap
A $33.6 million deal for the 1965-vintage, 189-unit property rests on one bet: that owning keeps getting further out of reach in Escondido.
- Real estate debt
Apollo writes $277 million against JIOS's infill land
The portfolio loan on 37 industrial outdoor storage sites pushes JIOS's 2026 debt past $800 million and gives lenders a benchmark for the dirt beneath the sheds.
- Fundraising
Latter-day Saints turn $20B land bank into Sun Belt building spree
A balance-sheet developer with no LP clock is outbuilding private equity across the fastest-growing U.S. markets.
- Deals
LeClaire Courts financing closes as Ogden Commons reaches full lease-up
A $127 million financial close at LeClaire Courts and a full lease-up at The Junction at OC Living give Chicago's mixed-income pipeline two proof points at once.
- Sectors
Google trades scattered D.C. offices for one near Union Station
The tech giant is taking a large portion of a 231,000-square-foot building a few blocks from the Capitol — the latest vote for top-tier office space while weaker buildings drift toward conversion.
- Fundraising
Credit is back, but buyers are still catching up
JLL's July indices show lenders at a record and buyers at a one-year high, leaving the spread between them to decide the rest of the year.
- Real estate debt
Winthrop Center splits $856M across a 20-year and five-year stack
Boston tower's twin financings put $281 million in C-PACE on the condos and $575 million in securitized debt on the offices.
- Fundraising
McKinney's $300M amphitheater nears completion without a sponsor
The 20,000-seat venue's public-private structure is fully subscribed, but its revenue side still lacks a naming-rights sponsor and an opening act.
- Deals
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.
- Deals
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.
- Deals
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.
- Real estate debt
LifeComps leans on income as duration shortens
The 0.98% Q2 total return came entirely from income as appreciation lagged, and five-year originations pulled duration to 3.64 years.
- Sectors
Queens' apartment squeeze has an expiration date
CoStar puts vacancy at 2.08% and the pipeline at a decade low, but the One LIC rezoning is already rebuilding supply.
- Real estate debt
PNC lends $50.9M for Citadel's North Miami nursing facility
The construction loan rides a 4% senior-population growth forecast and 90%-plus occupancy while the fate of half the block stays unresolved.
- Real estate debt
OZK's $165.9M Houston loan splits apartments and office
Bank OZK backs Southern Land's 2811 Kirby with a construction mortgage that pairs a 38-story apartment tower with a 10-story office block.
- Deals
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.
- Real estate debt
BHI's $50M loan bets on Inland Empire master plan
A 68-acre industrial carve-out to Bridge Logistics Properties gives BHI collateral with a buyer attached, but the rest of the loan is a longer wager on the warehouse economy filling 1,200 homes and a 122-room hotel.
- Fundraising
Data-center deals drive July CRE volume to a two-decade high
A $33.8 billion data-center month propped up an otherwise flat market — and reveals where the capital cycle is heading.
- Sectors
Data centers pull industrial demand into their orbit
CoStar's leasing data puts the data center supply chain at over 6% of logistics leasing within five miles, double its 2020 share.
- Deals
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.
- Deals
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.
- Deals
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.
- Fundraising
Harrison Street signs on for interval-fund auction liquidity
A periodic auction through Nasdaq and LODAS would give advisers a second exit from semi-liquid real asset funds.
- The Wrap
Midwood's CFO hire puts capital planning in the C-suite
Aarthi Bansidhar's arrival puts capital planning at the center of Midwood's next two projects.
- Sectors
Thompson Thrift bets a named 2026 fund on a 2027 Powder Springs lease-up
Construction is underway on Avira at Silver Comet Trail, a 319-unit community set for October 2027 move-ins, a two-year wager on suburban Atlanta absorption.
- Deals
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.
- Real estate debt
Apollo affiliate backs $74.5M Stamford office-to-condo conversion
The $74.5 million loan for The Caspian prices an obsolete office tower at a residential-completion value, a clearing trade for office.
- Real estate debt
Winthrop's $856M refinancing: two loans, two tenors
JLL's dual-track financing prices the condos as a 20-year assessment and the offices as a five-year securitized bet.
- Deals
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.
- Sectors
Student housing preleasing hits 89.1% as regional gaps widen
The national prelease number looks healthy, but the West is rolling over, and the large-bed-count schools that dominate the index carry the supply and international risk.
- Deals
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.
- Sectors
Hines maps the $1T advanced manufacturing wave to six metros
The manager's research says industrial rents will concentrate—and allocators should build accordingly.
- Sectors
Canada's flight to quality skips apartments for offices
CoStar's read on Canadian property makes high-end offices the defensive trade and luxury apartments the vacancy risk.
- Deals
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.
- Sectors
Malls draw IKEA and Target before institutional capital circles
Second-quarter absorption turned positive and first-half volume hit $33 billion, yet tenant interest is leading the recovery.
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- Sectors
Senior housing's real shortage is sellers
Record capital is chasing senior housing, but owners are choosing 30-year HUD loans and generational holds over the exit.