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- Real estate debt
Wells Fargo refinances repositioned Doral office campus
The $53.5 million loan works out to roughly $184 a foot and nearly returns the sponsors' $52.5 million net investment.
- Deals
Green Point's $42M Georgetown shell is just the start of a bigger spec bet
The 754,000-square-foot building breaks ground in October, but the real exposure is the 2.6 million square feet still looking for tenants.
- Sectors
Data Center Brokers Must Underwrite Risk, Not Just Land
Colliers' Saavedra sees the job shifting from listings to feasibility.
- Real estate debt
Truist's $277M Jersey City loan prices waterfront multifamily
The 748-unit 201 Hudson – by Urby financing works out to $370,000 per apartment, a selective construction-lending comp for the waterfront.
- Real estate debt
For office debt, the lease is now the collateral
PRP Real Assets and Riyad Capital refinance 777 Hidden Ridge with a $250M CMBS loan that prices a lease whose tenant has already left.
- Real estate debt
For Workforce Housing, Construction Debt Still Clears
Vic Centre's $36.5 million line covers 88 percent of its $41.7 million budget, the latest sign lenders will fund projects priced to wages rather than projections.
- Deals
W Properties times a garden-style bet for the 2029 supply trough
The 252-unit garden-style project beside Everbloom waits out today's North Texas apartment pipeline.
- Sectors
Texas audit turns ERCOT queue into a data center diligence item
The state's verification sweep turns grid documentation from an assumption into a diligence item for Texas data center projects in institutional pipelines.
- Real estate debt
Barings puts $250 million on Museum House's rent roll
The loan's $494,000 per-unit basis becomes the new comp for Seattle multifamily lenders, with 102 of the 506 units set aside as affordable.
- Sectors
Front Street draws up an 8.4M-SF industrial park in Lexington before the zoning exists
An 850-acre Triad site has I-85 and rail access, but Front Street is carrying the entitlement risk through a municipal process with no guaranteed timeline.
- Sectors
BTH breaks ground on a small-bay first phase in Port St. Lucie
The 55,200-square-foot start to Tradition Commerce Park leaves the 166,968-square-foot distribution boxes for later phases of the 530,000-square-foot plan.
- Real estate debt
CBRE's South Yorkshire JESSICA Fund crosses £100m with Sheffield and Doncaster loans
Two new commitments in Sheffield and Doncaster push the CBRE-managed fund past £100 million in development loans.
- Fundraising
M&G's first social-rent buy is a mandate shift
The £29 million deal moves the Affordable Living Fund into the deepest affordability tier for the first time.
- Real estate debt
Doral refi shows office debt is back for the repositioned
A Wells Fargo-backed loan on Banyan Street's Doral Center suggests lenders now finance office assets only after the capex is spent and the lease-up is proven.
- Deals
ART pays A$882.5m for half of Westfield Mt Gravatt
The deal would be Australia's largest single-asset retail trade of the year, and another sign that pension capital is concentrating in proven, high-sales centers.
- Sectors
Kinsmen files 322-home Bowery plan as development capital returns
Three mixed-income towers, including 124 affordable senior units, arrive with a lingering ground lease question still hanging over the site.
- Deals
LDR's Brisbane buy is a hold, not a trade
A$255 million for a fully leased office-retail asset, acquired through a new single-asset fund, says the buyer wants the income, not a sector trade.
- Deals
Affinius and Alliance sell 545-unit senior housing portfolio
Two stabilized Northern California communities trade days after Affinius lent $177.25 million on New York apartments, pointing to a shift from equity into debt.
- Who's investing
Beyond data centers, the AI trade is a quality bet
LaSalle's global head of research and strategy argues the AI opportunity will show up inside property sectors, along quality lines, before it appears in headline rent data.
- Sectors
Brennan hires Field to open Phoenix industrial market
The private industrial operator is staking its Phoenix push on a local senior hire with a capital markets background.
- The Wrap
The $92B pivot from buying to building
Development, rather than reset-value acquisitions, is the post-repricing trade—and data centers are where the scarcity bites hardest.
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- Fundraising
Hines pivots from buying to building as supply collapses
The $92B manager is betting a global construction freeze has created a scarcity advantage acquisitions can't match.
- Fundraising
The $1.3 trillion data center debt club
Atrium's new platform exposes the syndicates behind Coreweave, DigitalBridge and the hyperscalers, and the construction-cost squeeze that comes with them.
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- Deals
Canary Wharf's £625M sale to affiliates is no market test
Affiliate buyers leave the £625 million an internal figure, not a clearing price for London offices.
- Fundraising
Avison Young's recap turns lenders into owners
With a 70% debt-to-equity swap and a credit line attached, the war chest is an acquisition mandate as much as a balance-sheet repair.
- Deals
A 23-year hold resets Pico-Robertson's per-unit bar at $334,937
A sale after two decades under one owner gives small-balance buyers a fresh per-unit comp in a neighborhood where inventory rarely trades.
- Fundraising
Brixton Bets on the Sponsor-Replacement Trade
The new multifamily investment-management platform is a low-cost option on the cycle's quiet distress.
- Real estate debt
Principal lends $32M on a Queens grocery center its owner has held for 26 years
Northmarq placed the refinancing for Mattone Group on a fully leased Stop & Shop-anchored center.
- Real estate debt
Gantry swaps recourse for a floating-rate bet in $28.3M Central Valley refi
A five-year, interest-only, non-recourse life company loan replaces a bank facility and hands the borrower a rate-cycle bet on the Central Valley.
- Sectors
Port of LA's second-best July confirms industrial demand
Second-best July container volume is real-time evidence of warehouse demand — and a reminder that the tariff policy behind it can reverse.
- Fundraising
Nvidia's Cloverleaf bet: power is the scarce input
The chipmaker's stake in a power-intermediation firm is a bet that electricity, not silicon, now gates the AI data center buildout.
- Deals
Pyramid, Paolino buy Providence Place out of receivership for $133M
DW Partners joins the group, and the $133 million price reads as a bet that Rhode Island's largest mall can be repositioned rather than liquidated.
- Sectors
New rail spur gives Mark IV's Nevada district a national connection
The 4,300-acre Victory Logistics District now has direct Union Pacific service, putting 100 acres of rail-ready land on the market.
- Deals
Terreno pays $8M for vacant Redmond industrial building and the land under it
The 5.9% stabilized cap on an empty building is a wager on scarce Eastside Seattle dirt.
- Deals
$20.4M Lincoln Park trade clears at $208K a unit
Marcus & Millichap's sale of a 98-unit building with retail gives Lincoln Park a fresh mid-sized multifamily comp.
- Fundraising
CIM's Tysons sale puts a $168/SF marker on office distress
Finmarc's repeat buying shows the bid for suburban office is local and vacancy-tolerant, even as CIM simplifies its balance sheet for a public path.
- Fundraising
Invesco prices its redemption queue at 95 cents
The $12.7B ICRE fund offers fee cuts and a discounted tender to avoid a forced sale, pricing the exit before the market prices the buildings.
- Real estate debt
Los Angeles office stress moves to the suburbs
Trepp's CMBS data shows urban towers already in special servicing. In the suburbs, 46% of the book has a largest-tenant lease expiring before maturity.
- Deals
JBL Asset Management pays $17.3M for Quadro retail condo in Miami
The purchase puts the Hollywood, Fla.-based buyer on the edge of the Design District as its owners land a $125M construction loan.
- Deals
Northmarq closes $22.5M sale of Spokane apartments
At roughly $126,400 a door, the Spokane sale is a mid-sized multifamily deal that closed because the buyer had a local team.