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Every Features story in Real Estate, newest first. 64 stories
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Blackstone opportunistic funds fall 3.2%; core-plus funds gain 1.6%
BREIT raised $1.3 billion while real estate AUM slipped to about $309 billion.
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BX 2021-21M's $1.3 billion Blackjack loan enters special servicing
The trust is down to six properties and 1,842 units, with three months to sell, per Multifamily Dive.
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Apollo funds commit $1.34B to UDR apartment venture with 7%-7.5% repurchase option
UDR keeps one-third, manages the 19 communities for a fee, and can repurchase Apollo's stake after five years at a 7% to 7.5% return.
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Carlyle files Form D for third Europe real estate feeder fund
The Oct. 19 notice lists an undisclosed offering amount and zero sold, with no strategy, target or investors stated.
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PHP and GIC agree to form $938M UK hospital joint venture
PHP expects about £500 million ($670 million) of net proceeds to repay bridge financing from its 2025 Assura acquisition and a £266 million term loan.
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EQT signs deal to buy Stockbridge manager for reported $375M
The acquisition adds $16.5 billion in fee-generating assets; Two Sigma's real estate unit pauses new investments, The Real Deal reports.
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Boston Properties closes 10.6% stake sale in 343 Madison to AVRS Partners
The 46-story Midtown tower is 56% pre-leased and carries $1.2 billion in construction financing, Commercial Observer reported.
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BXP sells 10.6% of 343 Madison tower to AVRS Partners
The 46-story Midtown project is 56% pre-leased and has $1.2 billion in construction financing, Commercial Observer reported.
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BridgeCity closes $83.5M loan for Midtown East office conversion
BXP closed a 10.6% stake sale in 343 Madison Avenue at a $2 billion valuation; Aviator House opened as Washington, D.C.'s first completed Housing in Downtown conversion.
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Terra refinances Bay Harbor Islands office with $183.8M Monroe loan
The new debt is $54.2 million smaller than the $238 million loan it retires, despite the building being more than 90 percent leased.
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PACE Loan Group, Nuveen Green Capital finance $140M in data-center C-PACE loans
A $100 million Missouri loan was the largest C-PACE deal in state history, and PDG separately agreed to sell five Indonesian enterprise data centers to Sinar Mas-backed SMPlus.
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Wells Fargo and J.P. Morgan Chase lead $550 million Century City CMBS refinancing
The loan is expected to close Oct. 15 and includes a $219 million distribution to ownership.
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LADWP pension commits $250m to three real estate funds
SWBC's second multifamily fund targets $200 million, and Belay's Form D shows $340 million sold of a $750 million offering.
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Soar AI secures up to $1 billion equity line for industrial-to-data-center conversions
The equity line targets an Ohio campus with 154 megawatts available and a roadmap to 480 MW, plus brownfield sites.
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Avison Young counts $3.4T U.S. manufacturing pipeline, with $500B committed to active projects
Roughly two dozen of the 124 proposed or announced projects are under construction.
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San Francisco records 20 office leases over 100,000 sf as 1985 cap limits new office space
Nine more leases are pending, which would bring the year's total to 29 deals of that size.
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VIRTUS secures £2.45bn from 13 banks for UK and European data-centre build
The package includes a £1.2bn green capex facility available through term and revolving tranches.
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Nuveen secures A$1 billion first close for Australian real estate debt; CPP Investments commits A$300 million
Temasek returned after backing the prior A$650 million vintage; Tishman Speyer bought a 466-room Vienna student housing block.
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Hines Global Income Trust pays $170.5M for Dallas portfolio as US apartment rents rise 0.7% annually
The Bishop Arts apartments are 95% leased and the retail is 98% leased across 22 tenants; Yardi puts September advertised rent at $1,775, down 0.1% from August.
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Green Street: Mall values rise 13% as 250 Class-A properties hold 90% of value
Our tracking puts $8.7 billion of mall CMBS in special servicing.
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Industrial debt roundup: NorthPoint-BGO refinance, BridgeInvest's $43.2M loan
The Las Vegas warehouse refinance rests on a HEYDUDE lease extension providing $111 million of payments through 2033, about 87 percent of the $127.4 million loan balance.
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Texas TRS commits $150 million to Pennybacker's seventh value-add fund
The $233.5 billion pension has a 15 percent real estate target, and Pennybacker's seventh fund has no determined fundraising goal.
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BDT & MSD to buy majority of Sunrise Senior Living at $1 billion valuation
The firm's first senior housing investment comes as occupancy crosses 90% and inventory grows 0.4%; Capital Square launches a 72-home Texas DST.
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What five industrial deals show about pricing by building function
Amazon paid $195 million in Chicago, a Fort Lauderdale campus sold for more than triple its 2013 price, and a half-leased flex building outside Boston fetched about $93 a square foot.
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Insurers raise commercial real estate LTVs fastest as states cut data-center tax breaks
MSCI puts carriers at 62.7% loan-to-value in the first half of 2026, up 2.5 points but still 3.2 points below the 65.9% market average.
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Griffin paid $1.1 billion for Wynwood land in a wave of pre-construction deals
Vestar wins a $3 billion Mesa approval and Massachusetts awards $330 million for unbuilt housing
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PCCP and life insurers close refinancings as the 10-year Treasury hits 5.3%
A $68.3 million loan on a half-leased Mesa warehouse and a five-year life-company loan on Charlotte office point to patient capital absorbing risk rather than forced sales.
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Edens closes $850 million for retail; Declaration registers third real estate fund
One is a completed commitment for retail acquisitions and development; the other is a registration with no strategy disclosed and no dollars sold.
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BlackRock and GID write construction loans; VAC recapitalizes a Henderson office
Greystone's $167 million Miami stack used an impact fund loan, tax credits and a Freddie Mac forward, with no bank in the group.
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Brixmor and Everview agree to take Slate Grocery REIT private at $13 a unit
The all-cash offer values the grocery-anchored landlord at $2.3 billion, with Brixmor taking 23 centers and a joint venture taking the other 92.
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Crescent Heights files 1,030-unit Live Local plan for Miami's Edgewater
The proposal reserves 412 apartments at up to 120 percent of area median income and seeks a 50 percent parking reduction after multifamily starts fell nearly 22 percent in August.
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Oracle's rent notice and PJM's curtailment plan test who carries grid risk
A mutual-consent force majeure clause turns an $18 billion data-center debt stack into a negotiation over when the rent stops.
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Retail's clearing price is now an anchor commitment
A half-fund anchor, $72.3 million of mezzanine and an undisclosed all-cash sale are the week's retail marks; whole-asset comps have stopped printing.
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Data-center capital now prices a Senate vote
Blue Owl's $25 billion income bid and the build-out ask now trade on a Senate calendar.
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Industrial capital is buying deal access, not warehouses
A partnership, a forward purchase, a bridge and a shovel showed up in the same week's industrial coverage — four ways of paying for sourcing while the bid for stabilized product sat where it was.
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Office prices move to occupied square feet
San Francisco's 65%-leased print, Dallas's 63% trade, and Houston's 70.6% offering are pricing occupied rent rolls, not building area, and taking vacancy as a free option.
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A Forced Sale Sets the Price of Gated NAV
DWS's wind-down will turn appraisal marks into observable trades, and the liquidation comps become the reference the industry has avoided.
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The data-center trade now runs on volts
A week of announced pairings puts grid and energy assets at the center of digital infrastructure capital, leaving traditional real estate waiting behind the queue.
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The debt stack now reports what property prices won't
Assumable coupons and advance rates are producing the marks that a market of undisclosed sales has stopped publishing.
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Industrial's 5.5% print, and the mark it dodges
Rexford's rent-reset portfolio gives industrial its first public yield, and the $6.90 billion hard wall shows how many owners would rather extend than print.