Governor Kathy Hochul's executive order halts new hyperscale facilities while regulators develop a framework for energy infrastructure connection and payment.
Park Towers sold at occupancy of 89.5 percent and a 6.3-year weighted average lease term, with Morgan Stanley providing acquisition financing.
JLL arranged the sale of two fully leased manufacturing properties in Andover totaling 171,764 square feet, with three of four tenants operating headquarters from the buildings.
The surge comes as Anthropic signed a $35 billion deal with an Nvidia-backed cloud provider and a billionaire-backed group plans a public campaign to promote the sector.
Hendrie Lane Capital acquired the 171,000-square-foot Andover campus as its first deal in a new strategy targeting the advanced manufacturing sector.
Sierra Ridge Capital and Pacific Properties Group acquire four light industrial assets totaling 238,473 square feet in Southern California's Inland Empire.
The 500,406-square-foot facility is fully leased to a leading packaging firm and sits within the Interstate 70 logistics corridor in Hendricks County.
AAA-rated data center securities now trade 1.65 percentage points above floating benchmarks, wider than office, retail and industrial properties.
The Los Angeles firm hired Alec Maki from Fortress Investment Group to run a senior bridge and mezzanine lending strategy focused on office, life sciences and hospitality.
The minority investment gives Brookfield exposure to a developer that has deployed or committed more than $30 billion across data centers, residential, industrial and office properties.
Hospitality volume climbed 61% while multifamily and retail sales declined, Colliers reported.
The transaction marks what the buyers describe as the largest institutional aggregation of Class A, single-story research-and-development assets in the region.
The Dallas-based developer is moving forward without a tenant, wagering that the northern suburb's growth can support new office supply.
The 23.4-acre property includes a 148,000-square-foot facility leased to an MIT-backed energy storage firm and a site entitled for a second building of the same size.
BESS is becoming core infrastructure for power-hungry facilities racing to secure capacity while utilities work through interconnection backlogs.
Zero Latency opens its Zerogrid platform to Fortune 1000 firms and telcos, routing inference workloads across US edge facilities modeled on virtual power plant architecture.
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.
As offshore wind and semiconductor capital flows into the country, Dublin is tying foreign direct investment to skills infrastructure rather than tax incentives alone.
Seventy-five percent of C-suite leaders plan to increase investment, with digital infrastructure and logistics leading sector preferences.
Demographic tailwinds and post-pandemic occupancy recovery are putting senior housing back on multi-asset office watch lists.
Hyperscale and colocation demand is rerouting institutional and family-office capital toward power-constrained metros.
Upscale and luxury hotels are posting record ADR figures while limited-service product struggles with cost inflation.
Stable cash flows, long-tenured tenants and recession resilience are pushing medical office onto family-office watch lists.
The investment-research firm will co-anchor the 1.2 million-square-foot Loop property when it moves its global headquarters there in late 2028.
The sale spans industrial assets across the seller's portfolio, with Latham & Watkins advising on the transaction.
The athleisure retailer took space at Tribune Tower as it scales back U.S. expansion to 35 net new stores this year.
The deal includes two fully leased outpatient buildings in South Carolina and a development site in North Carolina.
The perpetual vehicle will target 60% to 75% loan-to-value ratios on senior loans across multifamily, industrial and other property types as distressed debt climbs.
The AvalonBay-Equity Residential merger and BlackRock's data center buy in July accounted for most of the growth, while debt costs slowed decisions on individual properties.
The fund outperformed the MSCI US REIT Index as Baron flagged early signs of a multi-year real estate recovery.
Issuance reached $17 billion since the start of 2025, more than triple the prior two years, as investors develop new stress tests for power capacity and technology obsolescence.
The vehicle would raise additional capital through an IPO and later share sales to fund data center acquisitions as AI infrastructure spending accelerates.
The $74.4 billion monthly total marks the highest July on record since 2005, but concentration in one transaction clouds the signal on market recovery.
The transaction marks one of the largest data-centre acquisitions in Japan this year and will be funded in part through a private placement targeting at least S$600 million.
Preference to buy and sell converged in the second quarter for the first time in several years, signaling potential alignment on pricing.
July volume of $74.4 billion was driven by $33.8 billion in data center transactions, while hotel and office sales also accelerated.
The research firm expects slowing construction and firming rent growth to rebalance the market as delivery pipelines thin.
Federal science agency targets uneven access to compute resources with state-level consortia backed by Nvidia, AMD and Intel.
VITRO REIT will list with eight operating facilities and 24 MW of capacity as regulators open digital infrastructure to public markets.
UK space-based solar power startup and US space data storage firm sign letter of intent for 2028 demonstrator spacecraft.
Swedish state-owned operator partners with Finnish ground station firm to expand coverage at 68°N, deepening Nordic space capabilities as defense and resilience needs reshape the sector.
Expansion of the listed real estate model into Asia has driven population coverage to 63% of the world, with research showing global allocations improve diversified portfolio returns.
A comprehensive look at the regulatory framework governing real estate investment trusts, from IRS qualifications to international adoption across more than 35 countries.
Foreign investors pulled back sharply from British real estate amid geopolitical uncertainty, though healthcare and build-to-rent continued to draw defensive capital.
Lee & Associates Q1 2026 data reveals diverging trajectories: logistics oversupply lingers, premium office space finds takers, and retail vacancy hovers near historic lows.
Multifamily and industrial sectors lead optimism as transaction volume rebounds, though federal shutdown risks cloud outlook for community development projects.
The California-based developer is building a two-building shallow-bay project adjacent to McKinney National Airport with completion targeted for early 2027.
As AI workloads strain cooling systems and grid instability rises during heat waves, the uninterruptible power supply battery layer faces unprecedented operational stress.
Purpose-built single-family rental communities are attracting institutional and family-office capital seeking yield with operational leverage.
The increase marks the sharpest one-month move of any commercial mortgage category this year, driven by 2021 and 2022 vintage collateral.
The Chicago-based firm hit its target ceiling for a new real estate vehicle focused on apartment investments across the United States.
The three-building property leased its final suite during marketing and reached 100% stabilization, reflecting strength in the Greenville-Spartanburg industrial market.
The deal is the largest U.S. multifamily sale since June 2024 and covers 11 properties at 96 percent occupancy across four counties.
Digital Valley Asturias project will span 154,000 square meters, employ 3,000 during construction, and deliver 120MW of computing capacity by 2030.
