
BXP Sells Half of Marriott Headquarters Tower in Bethesda at $430 Million Valuation
The Boston-based developer delivered the 21-story office building in 2021 and netted $83 million by selling its stake to joint venture partner Bernstein Cos.

TEP Government Holdings consolidated property-level debt into a single capital structure with Centennial Bank and Eagle Point Credit Management, backing 1.6 million square feet leased to 30 federal agencies.

The joint venture combines PRCP's retail operating expertise with Conversant's flexible capital to acquire the coastal California property, which opened in 1964 and was last renovated in 2017.

Newmark arranged debt financing with Ares for the 124-acre former IBM research and development property in South Florida.

The eight-asset portfolio is fully leased with a nine-year weighted average term to break and sixty percent investment-grade tenancy.

The California firm acquired the 767,000-square-foot Romeoville fulfillment center from Brookfield affiliate BGRE, which had valued the property at $58.1 million a year earlier.

The alternative investment manager bought 10 performing construction loans across seven U.S. metros, extending a partnership with North River Partners that began in 2025.

The Los Angeles firm and Hamilton Lane will rebrand and reposition the 378,000-square-foot property anchored by Trader Joe's and Barnes & Noble.

The 729,901-square-foot acquisition adds to the private equity firm's 2.1 million square feet of South Florida industrial space assembled since 2023.

The global investment arm of CBRE purchased 208 assets across 39 states from Tenet Equity, which will remain as an operating partner.

The assets are fully leased and located across Greater London, expanding the firm's retail park holdings in the region.

The Los Angeles asset manager acquired a Target distribution center in Hialeah and a LaserShip facility near Sweetwater from Brookfield's real estate arm.

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.

Breevast's first South Florida purchase comes as regional multifamily investment activity accelerates despite slowing rent growth.

The Netherlands-based firm acquired a newly built 266-unit rental property across from Aventura Mall in a deal financed by BDT & MSD Partners.

Tens of thousands of brokers and investors converged on Las Vegas this week for ICSC 2026, where optimism about retail's resurgence collided with concerns about inflation, luxury brand contraction, and the hunt for the right tenant mix.

The hospitality-focused firm is targeting a renovation timeline tied to Super Bowl LXII as it expands its lodging footprint.

The investment sales brokerage recorded its fourth consecutive quarterly deficit as commercial real estate volumes hit multi-year lows.

The purchase of Rise at 2534 in Johnstown reflects continued investor appetite for newer suburban product in secondary markets with constrained supply pipelines.

The suburban Phoenix transaction highlights institutional appetite for newer, stabilized single-family rental product in high-growth Sun Belt markets.

As major institutional landlords mark down U.S. office portfolios, patient private capital is hunting for trophy assets at deep discounts.

The 203,000-square-foot building near Washington is fully leased to Harris Company, a mechanical contractor serving data-center clients.

The publicly traded shopping-center owner will take 23 properties outright and form a joint venture with Everview and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority for 92 more.

The Irvine-based firm bought the 11-building campus from AEW in a September transaction.

Transaction volume rose 14.7% from the $203.7 billion recorded in the first half of the prior year, Avison Young reported.

The joint venture assembled three parcels along Miami's Brickell waterfront with backing from a $30.5 million Vaster acquisition loan, marking the Belgian developer's first U.S. project.

The law firm represented clients on transactions spanning three continents and totalling more than US$13 billion, including the largest Hong Kong privatisation since 2021.

A U.S.-based private equity real estate firm has acquired modern warehouse and distribution facilities leased to national and regional tenants, financing the deal with institutional equity and bank debt despite elevated interest rates.

The AI platform targets office leases and property transactions as it anchors New York engineering hub.

The Stockholm-based legal tech startup continues its acquisition spree with the addition of a New York-based agentic AI platform specializing in commercial real estate workflows.

A wave of June deals reveals divergent investor strategies—office distress in Seattle, adaptive reuse in Phoenix, and multifamily appetite across the Sun Belt.

Self-storage platforms continue to consolidate as institutional and family-office buyers compete for stabilized portfolios.

Rithm Capital retains majority control of the 1.7 million-square-foot property at 1301 Avenue of the Americas, fully leased to KeyBank, Piper Sandler and other tenants.

The 639,839-square-foot property in GTA West houses three tenants and signals continued institutional appetite for larger logistics assets.

The Deer Park Town Center deal marks the largest retail transaction in the Chicago area in a decade and the third sale above $95 million this month.

The 323,000-square-foot Knightdale Marketplace was fully leased at closing, with tenants including Academy Sports + Outdoors, Best Buy and T.J. Maxx.

The transaction adds 10,456 units across six states and shifts IRT's portfolio mix from 79% Sun Belt to 58%, with the remainder in the Midwest and Mountain West.

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.

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.

The transaction provides liquidity support to the infrastructure operator while giving the Israeli investment firm a controlling stake in retail and office assets with long-term lease structures.

ICSC conference highlights record-low vacancy rates and shifting investor appetite, while Scion and Ares close nearly billion-dollar student housing acquisition from Harrison Street.

The institutional manager's retail-facing vehicle acquires 127-unit Riverdale community in $73.5m sale-leaseback with Columbia University as private real estate strategies reshape for broader distribution.