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- Deals
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.
- Sectors
Data center boom spills into industrial demand
CoStar's report makes supplier space the newest data point in the data-center underwrite.
- Deals
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.
- Real estate debt
Retail ground-up still banks when the lender knows the sponsor
A $9 million Ohio retail construction loan gets its meaning from the 18th-loan relationship behind it.
- Sectors
Merritt 7 sale prices office as apartment feedstock
A CBRE-brokered sale of two Norwalk office buildings to a joint venture planning 286 apartments shows a $75.5 million OZK construction loan underwriting the office's next use.
- Real estate debt
Office debt returns to Silicon Valley, C-PACE in tow
A fully leased, newly built Mountain View office refinances ahead of maturity with a $147.5 million package pairing C-PACE with senior debt. Trophy-office capital is back, and it arrives in layers.
- Real estate debt
Nuveen’s $1B C-PACE close is the bank retreat’s replacement capital
The fund’s fourth round pushes cumulative commitments past $3 billion and gives construction borrowers a new permanent layer of assessment-backed financing.
- Deals
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.
- Deals
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.
- Sectors
Biopharma capital surge builds case for lab leasing rebound
Massachusetts biopharma employment declined in 2025 for the first time in two decades, but the state's VC, IPO, and M&A numbers all ran ahead in the first half of 2026 — a gap that sets up a life-science leasing recovery.
- Deals
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.
- Real estate debt
Nebius's $5.75B convertible puts construction risk on bondholders
The Nvidia-backed neocloud's $5.75 billion offering funds construction and GPUs, lifts total convertible debt to $12 billion against $529.8 million of revenue, and asks bondholders to take construction risk.
- Deals
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.
- Fundraising
Aberdeen's £700M hybrid is a lifeline for open-ended property
The proposed merger creates a £700M global hybrid from a £522M UK retail fund and a £229M global portfolio, with a listed-share sleeve to absorb redemptions before direct property has to be sold.
- Deals
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.
- Sectors
Multifamily NOI growth weakens even as expenses cool
Expense growth cooled in Trepp's 2025 medians; revenue slowed by the same amount, so NOI growth weakened and the cost-revenue gap persisted.
- Sectors
Genius Sports lease pushes Vornado tower to 95 percent occupied
A 53,000-square-foot relocation gives Vornado another trophy trade in a Midtown market split between renovated towers and the rest.
- Real estate debt
Bay Area construction loan carries a bank-and-preferred stack
SummerHill's $123.5 million San Carlos project pairs senior banks with TruAmerica's first preferred equity deal, a structure that may define coastal apartment construction lending.
- Deals
SJC Ventures sells Doral Marketplace for $83 million
A Dallas senior-living operator assumes the $50 million mortgage, now at Bank of Texas.
- Sectors
Soluna's 397-acre AI campus buy is a wind-power play
The point of the Briscoe County purchase is control of the power supply.
- Sectors
KeyBank signs 15-year renewal and expansion at Elecor Tower
The 15-year lease adds 15,292 square feet and turns an existing Plaza District presence into a true New York headquarters.
- Deals
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.
- Real estate debt
Workspace foreclosure sets the clearing price for suburban office
The receiver-run sale of Workspace's $1.23 billion CMBS portfolio will give lenders the comp that three years of appraisals have not produced.
- Sectors
Retail recovery is broad; office is stuck
IRR's 2026 mid-year report finds more than 90% of retail markets in recovery or expansion while office stays evenly split, rewarding block-level underwriting over sector labels.
- Deals
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.
- Sectors
A 1928 Phoenix office tower becomes a $135 million hotel
Maricopa County's 20-year lease gives CivicGroup and Sunflower Development the tenure to underwrite a hotel, not an office.
- Real estate debt
E.Sun Bank closes a 7MW data center credit in Taipei
The closed credit for Empyrion Digital's TW1 suggests regional lenders are underwriting the building itself as well as hyperscale corporate credits.
- Sectors
DLA Piper and Ascot expand at $140–$150 a foot as Midtown splits
Two full-floor commitments at 1251 Avenue of the Americas show credit tenants still paying trophy pricing while the broader market works through vacancy.
- Sectors
Trammell Crow wraps Sprouts-anchored Phoenix development
A 145,000-square-foot build-to-suit for Sprouts shows which office product is actually trading.
- Deals
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.
- Deals
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.
- Deals
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.
- Deals
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.
- Real estate debt
Noble's Noland hire is a bet on the refi wall
The capital markets appointment suggests hospitality owners are preparing for a wave of maturities by staffing up on the debt side, not the deal side.
- Deals
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.
- Fundraising
Aberdeen's £700M merger bets on hybrid real estate
A proposed three-fund combination would mix direct property and listed REITs in a single vehicle—a structure that could become a template.
- Real estate debt
Newmark prices Jersey City construction risk at $370,000 a key
Truist's $277 million construction loan for Urby and Rockpoint's 748-unit waterfront tower returns construction debt to Jersey City at a price that assumes the recovery is already here.
- Deals
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.
- Deals
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.
- Deals
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.