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- Real estate debt
BWE arranges $42.5 million refinancing for Nashville's Baggage Building
An unnamed regional bank provided the loan, which carries an interest-only payment period; no rate, term, or loan-to-value was disclosed.
- Deals
Irenic challenges Independence Realty Trust's $8.1 billion Centerspace deal, urges a sale
Irenic says Independence Realty Trust's Sun Belt portfolio is worth more than the Midwest markets it would gain, and puts an $18 to $20 sale price on the company.
- Deals
Newmark arranges $125 million Deer Park Town Center sale to AEW joint venture
PGIM sold the 352,257-square-foot Illinois lifestyle center, 84.6% occupied at the time of sale, for about $355 a square foot.
- Deals
Galvanize Real Estate announces 280,000 sq ft Orange County industrial acquisition
The three-property deal is the strategy's second California acquisition and its fifth nationwide in the past year, bringing the portfolio to 3.8 million square feet.
- Deals
Sterling Organization buys West Hollywood Pavilions Marketplace for value-add fund
The 69,622-square-foot center is 89 percent leased, with most of the vacancy likely in shop space outside the 54,087-square-foot Pavilions anchor; no price or seller was named.
- Deals
Trammell Crow breaks ground on 233,335-square-foot Charlotte spec industrial project
CBRE Japan-led investors are backing the two rear-load buildings at Caldwell Commerce Center, set to deliver by July 2027 with no tenant signed and the land price undisclosed.
- Fundraising
Declaration Partners files a third real estate fund with nothing sold
One is a completed commitment for retail acquisitions and development; the other is a registration with no strategy disclosed and no dollars sold.
- Deals
Link Logistics adds an 878,104-square-foot distribution center in Gastonia
The 2023 building pushes the firm's Charlotte footprint to nearly 10 million square feet; price and seller weren't disclosed.
- Sectors
BKM report defines mid-bay industrial as the segment between small-bay and big-box
The study sets it at buildings of 100,000 to 200,000 square feet and suites of 15,000 to 75,000 square feet.
- Deals
Barings acquires a leased Hanover cross-dock for its core European strategy
The 58,000-square-meter facility is let to an ecommerce parcel distributor; the report states no price and names no seller.
- The Wrap
National Real Estate Advisors promotes Ben Kanne to managing director of investments
Kanne, who helped launch the firm's 2021 data center fund, now oversees the investment team and the recommendations that reach the investment committee.
- Deals
SC Capital Partners sells Rivervale Mall for S$276m, 20% above 2019 cost
The SC Core Fund sale of the Sengkang mall completed Sept. 30, 2026, pricing about 6 percent above its June valuation.
- Deals
TruAmerica to open New York/New Jersey office, hires acquisitions and fund-management leaders
Danny DeMarco will lead Northeast acquisitions and establish the New York City office; Joe Deliberto takes the newly consolidated fund-management seat and reports to the COO.
- Real estate debt
Värde closes $65.5 million floating-rate refinancing on Phoenix single-family rental community near TSMC
The three-year loan on the 240-unit Village at Sonoran Vista, completed in January, carries two one-year extension options and was arranged by WAY Capital.
- The Wrap
L+M Companies promotes Ellertson to CEO, Van Syckel to president
Lisa Gomez will move from chief executive of L+M Development Partners to executive chair of the parent as the firm targets growth beyond its current 15 states.
- The Wrap
BlackRock impact fund writes $80 million Miami construction loan
Greystone's $167 million Miami stack used an impact fund loan, tax credits and a Freddie Mac forward, with no bank in the group.
- Real estate debt
Hut 8 closes $1.07 billion revolver above its $7.5 billion project debt
The four-year senior-secured facility adds bank liquidity at the parent while River Bend and Beacon Point campus construction runs on nonrecourse project financing.
- Fundraising
Inland Securities promotes Dan Gawley to senior vice president, private capital, for Southern California
The 12-year Inland veteran takes over distribution of DST, 721 exchange and opportunity zone programs in a territory that has raised $1.66 billion in equity over a decade.
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- Deals
NYLIM agrees to acquire majority stake in Invictus, a credit manager with more than $20 billion gross AUM
Invictus, through its proprietary loan sourcing platform Verus Mortgage Capital, has completed more than 90 securitizations and acquired more than $48 billion of residential loans in a decade.
- Sectors
infinitSpace picks downtown Los Angeles for first U.S. flex location
The Europe-based operator will manage roughly 32,000 square feet at 612 S. Broadway for an owner that keeps the building, and is targeting 30 new U.S. locations over the next 24 months.
- Deals
Regal Ventures JV buys Windsor, CT industrial leased through 2034
Regal Ventures is managing the investment in the 186,603-square-foot building, whose sole tenant is the Spencer division of Howden USA Companies, a Chart Industries subsidiary.
- Deals
Westwood Financial buys 99%-leased Ralphs-anchored center in Huntington Beach
The 95,416-square-foot Peninsula Marketplace joins a Southern California portfolio Westwood says was more than 99% leased at midyear, with the price undisclosed.
- Fundraising
JLL and GA Group close $74.7 million sale-leaseback on 47 Family Dollar stores
The 387,945-square-foot portfolio spans 19 states and follows a $75 million, 46-property Family Dollar trade by the same two intermediaries earlier in the year.
- Deals
Colorado family office sells 18-unit Fresno apartments to local family office for $2.23M
Northmarq's Fresno team brokered the Bullard submarket sale, which priced at about $124,000 a door.
- Deals
BXP sells Dupont Circle office to Jemal Equities for $92.3 million
The 254,000-square-foot Dupont Circle building is Jemal's fourth D.C. office purchase in about 14 months, with a $72.5 million loan from Burke & Herbert Bank & Trust.
- Sectors
Marcus & Millichap: D.C. retail transaction activity up 30% as Northern Virginia vacancy holds
More retail space was leased than vacated across the metro in 2025, while District and Maryland suburban vacancy rose, according to the brokerage's report.
- Real estate debt
Greystone closes $35.37 million Freddie Mac loan for Grand Lifestyles' Naperville acquisition
The 216-unit, 1988-vintage property has 164 units already renovated; the debt works out to about $164,000 a unit.
- Sectors
Bain report sizes the $4.2 trillion AI revenue gap behind data center capex
Bain & Co. estimates existing consumer and enterprise AI can cover up to $1.8 trillion of the $6 trillion in annual revenue it says the industry must generate by 2031.
- Real estate debt
Newmark arranges $66.5 million J.P. Morgan refinancing for ZG’s 836–838 Broadway office
The new loan replaces $28.9 million in debt on a building ZG bought vacant in 2021 and has since repositioned with more than $20 million of capital.
- Deals
Henry S. Miller and Lincoln will start Pepper Square phase one in May 2027
The first of three phases at the Dallas shopping center includes a 313-unit apartment building and more than two acres of public open space; no project cost or equity split has been disclosed.
- Deals
Irenic urges IRT to drop its Centerspace merger and sell itself
The activist, which owns roughly 2% of the apartment REIT, says the all-stock deal would issue IRT shares 26% below management's own fair-value estimate.
- Deals
Partners Capital sells or contracts all Phase I acres at North Houston Commerce Park
Portman has 41 acres, Adkisson Group 35, and the first phase will hold 1.7 million square feet of industrial space; remaining closings are expected by year-end.
- Fundraising
Edens raises $850M in equity commitments for retail acquisitions and development
The Washington, D.C. developer did not disclose how the $850 million splits between buying assets and funding development.
- Deals
Partners Capital adds 116,143-square-foot Houston retail portfolio to Opportunity Fund VI
The three multi-tenant neighborhood centers near Highway 6 and U.S. 290 are the second retail deal in Opportunity Fund VI; the seller was the David Weekley family.
- Deals
Arrow Linen sells stalled Park Slope site to Goose Property for $55M
The February 2025 rezoning allowed 250 units at 441–467 Prospect Avenue; Goose filed plans in August for 396.
- Deals
Dauntless Capital Partners buys Arlo Wynwood hotel in Miami for at least $44.3M
BMO Bank's $43 million acquisition loan covers about 97 percent of the deed on the 217-room hotel Quadrum Global completed in 2022.
- Real estate debt
MBA: commercial and multifamily mortgage debt rises to $5.1 trillion in Q2
Multifamily mortgages supplied $20.7 billion of the $42.9 billion quarterly increase, and banks still hold the largest share at 38%.
- Deals
VAC Development breaks ground on a $100 million Henderson office redevelopment
The VAC-led joint venture recapitalized the 10-acre property at the end of August, with CAST Capital Partners continuing as a partner.
- Deals
Northampton and Provident Data Centers form joint venture for 54-megawatt North Dallas facility
The 54-megawatt facility is scheduled to deliver in late 2027 on a 74-megawatt site, and the partners agreed a framework for further inference-ready projects.
- Deals
PAULS re-acquires 15-story Regency Plaza from Granite in Denver Tech Center
No price was disclosed for the 335,908-square-foot tower, which is 83 percent leased and was financed with fixed-rate debt from Collegiate Peaks Bank.