The closely held hospitality platform deploys ultra-high-net-worth family capital into North American hotel assets, competing with institutional buyers in core Manhattan submarkets.
Private investors deployed $464 billion into commercial property in 2025, outpacing institutional capital for the fifth consecutive year, Knight Frank reports.
HWS Real Estate, the Schommartz family office, acquired the three-star IntercityHotel as part of a strategy to build a diversified portfolio across German cities.
The firm paid $49.76 per square foot for the former Sportsman's Guide facility in South St. Paul.
Cirrus Real Estate Partners funded the three-year floating-rate debt for an eight-story complex betting on office demand migrating north from West Palm Beach.
Harrison Street, which controls 238,000 beds across 200 university markets, sold a $910 million portfolio earlier this year as occupancy at top-tier schools nears 95%.
ARM share reached 8% last week, its highest level in five weeks, as the spread between adjustable and fixed rates widened.
Two pieces of legislation prompted by the Boyle Heights warehouse fire would require new refrigerated facilities to set aside emergency funds and face elevated penalties for violations.
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed reforms to New York's environmental statute after California's staged rollout cut approval delays, with 113 projects bypassing review in the year since AB 130 took effect.
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The 749,550-square-foot warehouse in Lakeville traded at $126.48 per square foot.
The buyer assumed $50 million in debt on the 89,000-square-foot South Florida property, which excludes a separately leased Chick-fil-A parcel.
J.P. Morgan survey of 333 offices managing $518 billion shows geopolitics topping risk concerns globally while U.S. offices worry most about interest rates.
Alternative allocations now account for 40% to 45% of many family-office portfolios, up from 12% in 2024, a new EY and Julius Baer study finds.
Manakin Holdings purchased the 378,720-square-foot facility from Brennan Investment Group, securing a long-term tenant with two decades of occupancy.
The newly built, fully leased grocery-anchored center totals 83,365 square feet on 10 acres in the competitive Miami-area submarket.
Koop took space in a seven-story building owned by Azora Private Solutions, keeping its name off the directory as Page consolidates a major private holding in the Miami neighborhood.
El-Ad National Properties acquired the adjacent development site in May, signaling plans beyond a simple resale.
The proposal would raise the current $250,000 and $500,000 exclusion thresholds, which have not changed since 1997, though passage before November midterms is unlikely.
Nonrenewal rates climbed as much as 216% in western states since 2018, while average premiums reached $1,818 per year in the Southeast, according to NAIC data.
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