The non-listed REIT market raised $1.1 billion in December 2020, its highest total since February, and a 30 percent increase from $859 million in November.

Market sentiment in Houston “feels” as though there has been a severe contraction on the demand side, according to Colliers International’s data; however, Houston office tenants are occupying more space than they were in 2015.

Griffin Capital Co. with Legacy Partners has closed on the joint venture’s first multifamily development site in a qualified opportunity zone.

One Montgomery Street in San Francisco’s North Financial District recently traded hands with a price tag of $82 million. The new owner is a joint venture between Boston-based investment manager AEW Capital Management and Palo Alto, Calif.–based developer REDCO Development. The seller was PGIM Real Estate.

New York–based Blackstone and Toronto-based Brookfield Asset Management are reportedly acquiring a combined INR1,450 crore ($211 million) of real estate in Mumbai, India, in a pair of two unrelated deals.

AustralianSuper, the largest industry super fund in Australia with more than A$160 billion ($111 billion) of assets under management, has teamed with logistics specialist LOGOS to launch an industrial property initiative in New Zealand.

The Preiss Company (TPCO), a private real estate fund advised by Crow Holdings Capital, has completed the acquisition of Aspen Heights, 598-bed student housing complex in Clemson, S.C., for an undisclosed amount.

Aberdeen Standard Investments (ASI) has expanded its Pan European Residential Property Fund SICAV-RAIF (ASPER) with the purchase of a newly-constructed residential portfolio in Sweden.

Europa Capital together with Nordic asset manager NCAP has successfully acquired Brädstapeln 13, a 12,000-square-meter (129,000-square-foot) office building in Stockholm, Sweden, for an undisclosed amount.

M7 Developments, the recently launched planning and development business of M7 Real Estate, has received the green light from the Solihull Borough Council for a mixed-use redevelopment project known as “The Green” on a 47-acre brownfield site in the West Midlands, England. In addition, the project recently secured funding from Merseyside Pension Fund.