What goes down must come up

by Joel Kranc

The coming year has its unknowns. What are the next Federal Reserve moves? Will a new administration enact policies favorable to the real estate market? The list goes on. But what of investor sentiment?

The next frontier in data center investing

by Tim Lin

As the race to build data centers powers on, what trends and forces will drive the next bound of data center investing?

Aligning interests in stranded offices

by Luke Duckworth

Although, on the surface, stranded asset risk presents more investment complexity — especially for larger office buildings that are trickier to refurbish viably — it also provides an exciting opportunity for investors. In fact, now is an opportune time for those with capital and the right skill set…

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Clarion Partners Europe expands Dutch portfolio with acquisition of two newly developed warehouses for €80m

Clarion Partners Europe has acquired, on behalf of one of its commingled funds, two newly…

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Nearly 60% of CEOs optimistic about global economic outlook as they plan headcount increases and continued AI rollout

Almost 60 percent of CEOs around the world expect global economic growth to increase during…

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Primaris REIT acquires interest in two Canadian malls for $408m

Primaris REIT has agreed to acquire a 50 percent interest in Southgate Centre in Edmonton,…

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Platte Canyon Capital launches to acquire value-add multifamily investments with $30m institutional commitment from Inceptiv

by Andrea Zander

Real estate investment professionals Brennen Degner and Paul Pittman have launched Platte Canyon Capital (PCC), a private real estate investment firm with $30 million in general partner (GP) capital from funds managed by private equity firm Inceptiv to invest in middle-market multifamily value-added opportunities.

Annual Southeast and Greater London office take up highest since 2019

by Andrea Zander

Office take-up across the Southeast England and Greater London markets in 2024 was the highest in five years, according to Knight Frank. Leasing volumes totaled 3.6 million square feet, 5 percent higher than last year, driven by occupiers gravitating toward the region’s newest, prime workspaces.