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Twain Capital Partners and InterVest Capital Partners have formed a new joint venture. The partnership has a focus on originations of predevelopment bridge loans across high-quality commercial real estate projects in select markets across the United States.

Data center capacity owned and operated exclusively by hyperscalers, also known as self-builds, in Europe is expected to outpace the growth of colocation supply in 2026, according to CBRE.

PGIM’s Institutional Client Group has appointed Charlotte Taylor and Ed Rieger to leadership roles in support of its real estate business development initiatives.

S3 Capital has originated of a $29.75 million construction loan to finance the development of Liva Travelers Rest.

Global core-plus real estate is increasingly attractive for long-term investors, particularly at this stage of the market cycle. The core argument is that global diversification helps insulate portfolios from local economic and sector-specific downturns, while allowing investors to pursue higher-conviction opportunities within individual markets, says Gordon Black, executive vice president and portfolio manager of Heitman Global Real Estate Partners II, in an interview with IREI.

Ascentris and Atlanta-based student housing owner and operator, Student Quarters, have acquired Noble 2500.

In every market cycle, investors devote enormous energy to underwriting strategy, structure, alignment, and incentives. Term sheets are negotiated. Waterfalls are refined. Legal documents grow longer and more complex, often in the belief that enough precision and foresight can anticipate every outcome.

RXR has formed a new $500 million strategic discretionary separate account with the North Carolina Investment Authority (NCIA) to provide structured equity solutions for more than $2 billion (at full capitalization) of high-quality residential development and transitional real estate projects across the United States. Investments will be made via RXR’s capital solutions platform, which is designed to provide flexible, bespoke capital solutions to sponsors, leveraging RXR’s vertically integrated development, construction, and operating platform.

Alterra IOS has made a 10-property truck terminal portfolio located across major U.S. industrial and logistics markets.

The real estate secondaries market reached a record $20.3 billion in 2025, driven by rising demand for liquidity, stabilizing valuations and improving fundamentals, according to Ares Management.

Middleburg has held its final close for its third GP Fund (GP Fund III), with total capital commitments of $125 million, exceeding its original target and reaching the fund’s hard cap.

IPUT Real Estate has raised €175 million ($207 million) in new equity from CBRE Investment Management Indirect Strategies (CBRE IM) to continue to grow its prime Dublin office portfolio.

Marathon Asset Management’s Commercial Real Estate platform originated a $235 million senior mortgage loan to an affiliate of Lone Star Real Estate Fund VI, L.P. to fund the refinancing of an 11-property, mixed-acuity senior housing portfolio.

U.S. retail projections remain unchanged through 2026 in a just-released forecast from CoStar. 

The share of older adults who reside in assisted living varies widely across U.S. metropolitan markets, and the reasons extend beyond demographics or economics alone, according to new research from the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC).

Special situations arise when fundamentally strong assets face financial or liquidity challenges, such as near-term debt maturities, impaired equity, or sponsors without access to additional capital. The current market has created more opportunities for investors providing structured, solution-oriented capital. Success in these situations requires a flexible, collaborative partner capable of delivering tailored solutions. In an exclusive interview with IREI, Mark Van Zandt, managing director and co-head of real estate at King Street Capital Management, explained how the firm focuses on structured investments that address financial, rather than operational, stress.

Ambrose has acquired four industrial assets across the Midwest totaling more than 1 million square feet at a purchase price of more than $102 million.

Harrison Street Asset Management (HSAM) has acquired acquisition of The Residence at Summer Street and The Residence at Selleck’s Woods, two senior housing communities located in Fairfield County, Conn.

Cabot Properties has acquired a 220,608-square-foot multistory modern logistics warehouse in the Osaka, Japan, area.