McCourt Partners’ Jordan Lang on investor interest rebuilding in U.S. CRE as stability improves

by Andrea Zander

Global capital is re-engaging with U.S. commercial real estate. Jordan Lang, president of McCourt Partners, in an exclusive interview with IREI, discusses the more selective and conviction-driven approach, with capital targeting sectors and geographies tied to long-term economic drivers such as industrial, advanced manufacturing and multifamily. Lang outlines the factors behind renewed international interest, including improving macro stability, reduced competition and alignment between global capital and U.S. development opportunities. He also addresses how investors are approaching risk with greater discipline, emphasizing structured partnerships and a focus on durable fundamentals. Looking ahead, he expects capital flows to continue gaining momentum into 2026, with the pace of recovery dependent on macro clarity and the availability of high-quality, large-scale opportunities.

Kayne Anderson Real Estate holds $5.12b final close for opportunistic equity fund

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Kayne Anderson Real Estate, the real estate private equity arm of Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors, has held a final close for its Kayne Anderson Real Estate Partners VII (KAREP VII), the largest opportunistic equity fund in the firm's history, with $5.12 billion in capital commitments. Due to strong investor demand, the Fund significantly exceeded its initial $3 billion target.

APAC data center investment hits record $11.6b as power access reshapes growth

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Asia Pacific (APAC) data center investment reached a record $11.6 billion in 2025, as power availability increasingly determines where new capacity can be delivered, according to CBRE’s 2026 Asia Pacific Data Centre Trends & Outlook Report.

Sun Communities to sell U.K. assets for $1.03b

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Sun Communities has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its U.K. assets, including the Park Holidays business to funds affiliated with Aermont Capital in an all-cash transaction with an enterprise value of £768 million ($1.03 billion).