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California Investor Scoops Up Amazon Warehouse: The Chicago Deal Sheet
Stockbridge Capital Group acquired a huge Amazon warehouse in Romeoville, plus more top transactions in Chicago this week.
Stanford Pursuing $100M Fund For A 2M SF Expansion
The university wants to add academic space and workforce and student housing in Santa Clara County.
Dublin BTR Had A €1B Summer
Dublin's BTR sector breaks €1B in deals as investors return. Can it spur new construction in the city?
Sponsored Content: From Sector-Specific To Asset-Focused: Investment Strategies That Perform Today
UK capital markets show resilience with diversified strategies and £18.1B in transactions in 2026.
GTIS Partners Rebrands As Brightshore Capital, Launches $250M Debt Platform
Brightshore Capital, formerly known as GTIS Partners, is debuting a $250M debt vehicle for residential projects.
Simon Approaching End Of The Road With Struggling Suburban Boston Mall
Simon Property Group is expected to hand back the Square One Mall in Saugus, which has a $76M CMBS loan maturing in January.
Realty Income, KKR Establish European Joint Venture
Realty Income Corporation and KKR have formed a euro-denominated joint venture that is expected to own a diversified portfolio of existing European net lease real estate assets contributed by Realty Income, spanning four markets and a broad mix of industries and tenants. Capital accounts advised by KKR intend to make an initial investment of €528…
$420M CMBS Loan Backed by 51 West 52nd Exits Special Servicing, Secures Extension
A $420 million commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) loan secured by 51 West 52nd Street — a 38-story tower with 893,000 square feet of office space in Midtown — will exit special servicing after sponsor Harbor Group International closed a loan extension. The $420 million CMBS loan — which makes up DBGS 2021-W52 single-asset, single-borrower deal…
Data Center Spills 5,000 Gallons Of Fuel Into New Jersey River
An Equinix data center in Secaucus spilled thousands of gallons of diesel into a Hackensack River tributary, inflaming a debate over data centers in the state.
