A single legal advisor guided every deal named best-in-region by Private Equity Real Estate's 2025 awards program, spanning $12 billion in aggregate value across four continents.
Dealmaking activity dropped below pandemic-era levels as investors retreat to larger acquisitions and higher-quality assets, with only 1,800 transactions recorded across core property sectors.
Multifamily and industrial sectors lead optimism as transaction volume rebounds, though federal shutdown risks cloud outlook for community development projects.
More than two-fifths of U.S. homeowners report substantial premium increases, with rates climbing faster than inflation across 95% of ZIP codes.
Brian Connolly of Feasibly explains why enterprise AI investments have yielded no measurable returns and how purpose-built systems are transforming deal evaluation.
Financial Secretary Paul Chan's European tour highlights Hong Kong's push to channel private capital into Continental markets as family offices outpace institutions in commercial property investment.
Double-digit premium increases and carrier exits force owners to recalibrate risk as lenders tighten standards for flood-prone assets.
Federal regulator highlights refinancing risk and falling collateral values as concentrated CRE exposures threaten community and regional lenders.
The private equity giants are forming a new vehicle to take a 55% position in the regional retail asset, with plans for re-tenanting and capital improvements.
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ESMA finds transition plans generic and lacking concrete targets, raising financing risks for carbon-intensive real estate.
Family offices and ultra-high-net-worth investors are bypassing traditional fund structures to acquire multifamily properties outright, targeting smaller deals in Sun Belt and secondary markets where institutions remain underweight.
Capital markets brokers report families are raising opportunity funds and separately managed accounts to buy notes, preferred equity and stalled projects institutional players are avoiding.
Family offices are rotating out of listed REITs and fixed income, targeting logistics, multifamily, and data-center deals with control provisions and downside protections.
Advisors added specialty strategy funds at record pace in Q1 2026 while traditional issuers shed market share, signaling a portfolio construction shift toward tactical positioning.
New research shows 79% of family offices report rising involvement from next-gen members, with succession planning and digital asset appetite emerging as key friction points.
Ultra-wealthy investment firms are acquiring office properties at 18 cents on the dollar and multifamily assets at 20-30% discounts while traditional investors wait out elevated rates and geopolitical volatility.
April's consumer price index jumped on energy and shelter gains, but lagging survey methodology may be masking rent deflation already visible in private markets.
As 30-year fixed rates climb to 6.56%, nearly 10% of borrowers are now opting for adjustable-rate mortgages, the highest share since October 2025.
First-quarter deal volume reached $4.3 billion across 244 transactions, driven by warehouse trades and entitled land parcels, while apartment sales cooled after a five-year run.
The 123-unit second phase of MajorLux Luxury Apartments will include nearly 12,000 square feet of retail space anchored by Costenio's Price Chopper, with delivery slated for summer 2027.
The California-based developer is building a two-building shallow-bay project adjacent to McKinney National Airport with completion targeted for early 2027.
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