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Pan-European SCPI LOG IN continues to deploy capital raised with the acquisition of a logistics real estate complex in Scotland.

High mortgage rates, credit regulations and a lack of housing supply continue to make purchasing a home out of range for many households

The imbalance between demand and supply for housing in Europe’s major cities will continue to grow, driving up pricing and causing more households to remain in or seek rental housing.

Landmark Properties has recapitalized The Standard at Austin.

Mitiska REIM has sold five Belgian and five Portuguese retail parks to First Retail Partners, a newly established fund backed by Partners Group, acting on behalf of its clients.

GLP Capital Partners (GCP) has closed its China Income Fund XI (CIF XI) with RMB 3 billion ($420 million) of assets under management (AUM) in partnership with a domestic insurance institution. 

Residential buy-to-let in the North West, London industrial property and retail warehouses are set to be the U.K. property market’s top performers from next year according to Savills.

JER Investors Trust, a mortgage REIT, filed for bankruptcy.

Carolwood Equities has paid $153.5 million for Aon Center, a 62-story trophy Class A office tower located in the heart of the Financial District in Downtown Los Angeles.

Kimco Realty has completed its previously announced acquisition of RPT Realty.

Two Chinese state-owned companies, New China Life Insurance and China International Capital Corp., have plans to launch a RMB 10 billion ($1.41 billion) fund to invest in companies with real estate project assets.

Nexity has plans to sell 100 percent of its Residential Property Management Services (RPMS) business to Bridgepoint.

Archer Hotel Capital has acquired he 210-key Hoxton Shoreditch and the 220-key Hoxton Holborn in London.

Walton Global has sold 129 acres within the Princeton Master Plan in the Dallas–Fort Worth (DFW) area.

The School Employees Retirement System of Ohio (SERS Ohio) committed $40 million to Blackstone Strategic Partners Real Estate VIII (BSPRE VIII) on Sept. 21, the retirement system announced in a recent press release.

Twall of rolling commercial real estate (CRE) loans is turning up the temperature in a debt market that is already feeling significant heat from higher rates and less liquidity.

The commercial real estate sector is currently facing a range of downside risks stemming from rising interest rates, ongoing property market adjustments, and softer fundraising conditions. Because of this, CBRE recommends looking further into the four quadrants of commercial real estate investment.

When business districts hollowed out at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and downtowns became ghost towns, a top-flight office building in a gateway city, filled with blue-chip financial clients, lost its luster. Those assets, once the ideal institutional holding, suddenly became liabilities.

In the UK real estate market, a notable shift is taking place, with more attention falling on single-family rental (SFR).

One of the biggest themes that came out of CREtech New York, a conference dedicated to real estate innovation and sustainability that was held over 19 to 21 September, was the risk of climate change to not only the built environment, but to real estate investors themselves, writes Michael Beckerman, CEO of CREtech.