Transactions | Feb 13, 2026 Bain Capital, BlueWater Marinas acquire Bayside Marine in Duxbury, Mass. by Released BlueWater Marinas has acquired Bayside Marine, a full-service marina located in Duxbury, Mass.
Transactions | Feb 13, 2026 Cabot Properties acquires more than 1.3msf of modern logistics properties in Florida by Released Cabot Properties has acquired two modern logistics portfolios in Florida.
Transactions | Feb 13, 2026 JLL arranges $596m refinancing for The Crescent in Uptown Dallas by Released JLL‘s Capital Markets has arranged a $596 million refinancing for the office towers and atrium building at The Crescent, a landmark mixed-use property totaling 1.3 million square feet in Uptown Dallas.
Transactions | Feb 13, 2026 RXR secures $407m refinancing for 450 Lexington Avenue by Released RXR has secured $407 million in mortgage financing led by Morgan Stanley and including Bank of America to refinance 450 Lexington Avenue, a class A office tower in Midtown Manhattan.
Transactions | Feb 13, 2026 JLL selected to oversee Brown University Health’s 4.5msf real estate portfolio by Released JLL has been selected by Brown University Health (BUH) in Rhode Island to support the strategic oversight and management of its combined Brown University Health real estate portfolio.
People | Feb 13, 2026 Noble makes two new appointments by Released Noble Investment Group has appointed Omar Mont-Louis and Tom Embry to its asset management leadership team.
Research | Feb 13, 2026 Ryan Severino: Central bank divergence shapes CRE outlook by Andrea Zander Global central banks are largely holding rates steady amid heightened uncertainty around growth and inflation, creating a more complex outlook for commercial real estate, according to Ryan Severino, Chief Economist at BGO, in his quarterly update.
People | Feb 13, 2026 CalSTRS appoints Nick Abel as sustainable investment and stewardship strategies investment director by Released The California States Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS) has appointed Nick Abel has been appointed sustainable investment and stewardship strategies investment director.
Transactions | Feb 13, 2026 Hudson Valley Property Group enters Massachusetts affordable housing market by Released Hudson Valley Property Group (HVPG) has acquired Boston Bay and Hope Bay, two adjacent affordable housing properties comprising 133 family units in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston.
Research | Feb 13, 2026 When disaster strikes a building, the clock starts ticking by Mike Consol Commercial real estate disasters rarely look like the ones that dominate the evening news. Homes burn. Neighborhoods flood. Dramatic footage follows. But for institutional property owners, the real damage often unfolds quietly — inside mechanical rooms, elevator shafts, electrical systems and decision-making chains that move too slowly.
Research | Feb 13, 2026 How real estate firms are putting AI to work: A conversation with DealPath’s Mike Sroka by Andrea Zander Institutional real estate firms are rethinking deal sourcing, data infrastructure and artificial intelligence (AI) adoption as technology becomes more deeply embedded in investment workflows. In an interview with IREI, Mike Sroka, co-founder and CEO of DealPath, discusses how platforms such as Dealpath Connect are shifting broker-buyer dynamics toward more structured, criteria-driven discovery, while outlining why data quality, transparency and governance remain central to building trust in AI. He also shares practical steps firms are taking to move from AI experimentation to measurable impact, emphasizing pragmatic-use cases, human oversight and the importance of building a strong data foundation before pursuing more advanced AI capabilities.
Research | Feb 12, 2026 CBRE survey: U.S. cap rates stabilize in second half 2025 by Released U.S. cap rates showed signs of stability in the second half of 2025 as volatility eased, according to CBRE’s U.S. Cap Rate Survey H2 2025.
Transactions | Feb 12, 2026 PCCP sells 1.2msf distribution center in Pennsylvania for $142m by Released PCCP has sold a premier class A industrial facility at 3419 Ritner Highway in Newville, Pa., for $141.6 million.
Research | Feb 12, 2026 U.S. campuses face significant underutilization by Released There has been a significant shift in campus dynamics: average usage of campus building space fell to 45 percent in fall 2025, a sharp decline from 53 percent one year earlier, according to Occuspace, an occupancy intelligence platform for the built environment, in its 2026 Space Utilization Index for Higher Education.
Transactions | Feb 12, 2026 Waldorf Astoria’s owners plan to sell NYC hotel by Andrea Zander The Waldorf Astoria New York may be put up for sale just months after completing a multibillion-dollar, eight-year renovation, according to media reports from The Wall Street Journal and Reuters.
Investors | Feb 11, 2026 Matterhorn Venture Partners, TPG launch programmatic JV for industrial value-added assets by Released Matterhorn Venture Partners (MVP) has formed a joint venture with TPG Angelo Gordon U.S. Real Estate to acquire and aggregate a portfolio of industrial value-add assets in the Chicago Metro Area and surrounding Midwest markets during the next four years.
People | Feb 11, 2026 Morgan Properties announces co-CEOs and executive leadership changes by Released Morgan Properties has appointed Jonathan and Jason Morgan as co-CEOs.
Transactions | Feb 11, 2026 Zenith IOS, J.P. Morgan-advised investors buy Phoenix IOS portfolio by Released JLL Capital Markets has announced the sale of the Phoenix Infill IOS Portfolio, a collection of 11 industrial outdoor storage properties totaling 280,000 square feet across 39 acres in Phoenix.
Research | Feb 11, 2026 Affordability is improving: Buyers must earn $111,000 to afford the typical home, down 4 percent from last year by Released Americans need to earn $111,252 per year to afford the typical U.S. home for sale, down 4 percent from $115,870 a year ago, according to a new report from Redfin.
Research | Feb 11, 2026 Select markets signal broader office recovery by Andrea Zander The 2026 National Office Market Index is led by Southeastern metros, where strong job growth in traditional office-using sectors and high concentrations of white-collar employment continue to support demand fundamentals, according to Marcus & Millichap.
