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- Deals
DWS agrees to acquire Peakside Capital, adding German and CEE value-add
Peakside manages more than €1.7 billion for institutional investors, and its owners and senior managers will stay on after the deal closes.
- Deals
Slate and OneIM agree to buy eight Oslo grocery-anchored retail parks for €250 million
The deal brings the partnership to 17 properties across three countries and relies on Coop, NorgesGruppen and Reitan Retail as anchors.
- Real estate debt
Walker & Dunlop arranges $630.6M Fannie Mae refinance for IMT Capital
IMT Capital's nine properties with 3,528 units across six states take five-year fixed-rate Fannie Mae loans with full-term interest-only payments and a 35-year amortization schedule.
- Fundraising
Tishman Speyer adds $75m German pension commitment to Korea Living Venture
The second close lifts equity commitments to $395 million against a $400 million target after the vehicle's first purchase, a 411-unit property in Songdo.
- The Wrap
Hines names David Steinbach first president and Alfonso Munk global CIO
The appointments take effect Jan. 1, 2027, under co-CEOs Adam Hines and Laura Hines-Pierce, with Jeff Hines moving to chairman.
- Fundraising
Azora closes €1.6bn Southern Europe value-add fund with €450m co-investment
The fund drew more than €2.1 billion of institutional interest and had committed 55 percent of its equity before the final close.
- Real estate debt
Silver Heights and Nuveen Green Capital lend $35.8M on Riverwards' Philadelphia apartments
A $19.9 million senior construction loan sits above $15.9 million of C-PACE for the 170-unit second phase, with Riverwards adding $10 million of sponsor equity.
- The Wrap
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.
- The Wrap
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
- Sectors
Downtown L.A. office vacancy above 20% as firms build a housing-lending case
A ULI advisory panel took up downtown's three challenges in mid-September as D2 Asset Management and G4 Capital Partners write residential loans.
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- Real estate debt
Insurance lenders' CRE loan-to-value rises fastest as data-center exposure deepens
MSCI puts carriers at 62.7% loan-to-value in the first half of 2026, below the 65.9% market average but up 2.5 points, the largest increase of any lender group.
- Sectors
Nearly a dozen states pause or roll back data center tax incentives
Developers and hyperscalers are preparing to build without the breaks that have shaped where projects land, according to Bisnow.
- The Wrap
Manhattan office availability falls to 2020 low as leasing tops 10-year average
Third-quarter leasing ran 19.2 percent above its 10-year average and available space hit the lowest level since 2020, while the 10-Year Treasury held at a 19-year high.
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- Real estate debt
Stockdale launches debt platform targeting $15M to $75M distressed loans
The Los Angeles owner-operator plans senior bridge and mezzanine loans, note purchases and special situations, and expects to deploy $300 million in its first year.
- Deals
Marcus & Millichap closes 41-unit North Hollywood apartments at $143,610 a unit, 5.7% cap
The Kwan Trust sold 13103 Barbara Ann Street after more than 30 years; the buyer plans interior and common-area renovations.
- Deals
Charney Companies and Tavros break ground on 27-story Gowanus tower
The 175 Third St. building is the co-developers' fifth Gowanus project and will hold more than 1,000 apartments, about 250 of them affordable.
- Deals
Northmarq arranged the sale of Whisper Hollow Apartments to Monarch Investment
The St. Louis team collected 21 written offers for the 1976-built, 2018-renovated complex in Maryland Heights, Missouri; the coverage gives no price.
- Deals
Newmark arranges $30.9 million sale of Hillsboro advanced manufacturing campus to SKB and KCB Partners
SKB and KCB Partners buy the four-building Trellis West campus, 90 percent leased with Applied Materials and KLA as anchors.
- Real estate debt
Walker & Dunlop arranges $170.5M Chase balance-sheet refinancing of Lenox Terrace
The cash-neutral loan retires the existing mortgage on 1,696 primarily rent-regulated units across six buildings developed in 1958.
- Fundraising
Massachusetts awards $330M in largest One Stop round to 403 projects
The state estimates the awards will help unlock $24.6 billion in private investment and support more than 27,000 new homes.
- Deals
Marcus & Millichap closes $4.45M Billerica industrial sale after multiple offers
The 219,164-square-foot Billerica property built in 1913 sold at about $20.30 a square foot; 13 of its 41.7 acres are described as usable.
- Deals
North Palisade buys Santee drive-in site, starts 290,618-square-foot project
Colliers represented the buyer and will handle leasing for the Santee industrial project when it delivers in 2027.
- Sectors
Google's 210,000-square-foot D.C. lease led the quarter as trophy availability held under 10%
Tenants leased about 1.8 million square feet in the third quarter, near the five-year average, while the gap between trophy and broader availability remained wider than 14 points.
- Sectors
BXP and JLL join team planning 915-foot San Francisco office tower
The San Francisco Recovery Fund says BXP will consult on development, leasing and marketing and JLL holds the exclusive office leasing mandate for the planned First and Mission tower.
- Real estate debt
Gantry places $12.3M floating-rate bridge on Portland's Workshop St. Johns campus
A regional bank funded the floating-rate loan, which retires existing debt and pays for the next phase of redevelopment across the 10-building campus.
- Sectors
Chicago overtakes Miami as most competitive rental market on thin new supply
Apartments fill in 27 days, the fastest of any large market, and new units make up just 0.27% of Chicago's stock, per RentCafe.
- Deals
Vestar wins unanimous Mesa approval for $3 billion Legacy Park and Gateway Crossing
The 233-acre retail, office and hospitality development east of Ellsworth Road is slated to break ground in early 2028; the coverage does not say how the $3 billion gets financed.
- Deals
Federal Realty buys Birmingham's The Summit from Bayer for $508 million
The 870,000-square-foot open-air center is 92% occupied and had not changed hands since Bayer Properties built it more than 30 years ago.
- Deals
United Apartment Group targets 50,000 units by 2030 with management-company buys
The San Antonio manager, at 32,237 units, wants 35,000 by year-end and will keep mining existing clients while it shops for firms of 3,000 to 10,000 units.
- Real estate debt
Bank of America and JLL fund a $276 million Newport Beach senior housing refinancing
JLL says the $140 million loan on the 99-unit Vivante Newport Center works out to roughly $1.4 million a unit.
- The Wrap
Hines promotes Adam Hines to co-CEO as Jeffrey Hines moves to chairman
The co-CEO change takes effect Jan. 1; David Steinbach becomes the firm's first president and Alfonso Munk moves into the global CIO role.
- Sectors
Sony in talks to anchor Tishman Speyer's 99 Hudson Boulevard tower
The 48-story Hudson Yards building would not be occupiable until around 2030, and Tishman Speyer has asked the city's IDA for $92 million in tax exemptions.
- Real estate debt
Madison Realty writes $127M Arcadian takeout as Centennial exits
The Fort Lauderdale loan is half again the size of the 2024 construction debt it retires, on a 502-unit project still leasing up.
- Real estate debt
JPI closes land and construction financing for 248-home Dallas income-restricted project
The Torrington Forest development will use 4 percent Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and a ground lease from a City of Dallas housing affiliate; the lender is not named.
- Real estate debt
Trepp CMBS delinquency rate rises 17 basis points to 8.02% in September
Five large single-asset loans, four of them office or studio-and-office, drove much of the increase, pushing the rate to its highest since November 2020.
- Deals
Evernorth Care Group sells three-building Phoenix medical office portfolio for $12.8M
MCR Companies took the Glendale and Chandler buildings in a 1031 exchange; Empower College Prep bought the Phoenix property, and the neighboring hospital systems were not among the buyers.
- Deals
Everview buys 85-building Tucson industrial portfolio for $165.75 million
The 14-property, 1.25 million-square-foot portfolio was about 90 percent leased to 452 tenants, five years after Equus-sponsored funds paid roughly $150 million for it.
- Deals
Wafra-advised funds invest in Liberty Development's Texas rail-served industrial park
Gulf Inland Logistics Park outside Dayton has grown from about 1,150 acres to roughly 3,900 since Liberty bought it and CMC Railroad in 2022; the size of the funds' commitment was not disclosed.
- Deals
MCB Real Estate buys 421,182-sf Laredo cross-dock with Vinecrest Capital
The 2024-built facility is fully leased to Source Logistics; the trade report discloses no price.
- Sectors
Cushman & Wakefield counts 285 GW data center pipeline as local constraints shape growth
The brokerage's Americas update counts 50.3 GW operating and a record 37.7 GW under construction across the region, with 91.7% of that construction precommitted.