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October 19, 2022

EQT Exeter raises $3B, Titans reach deal for a new stadium, and Yellen sounds the alarm on Treasuries

EQT Exeter raises $3B from global investors for its new and oversubscribed industrial real estate fund. The NFL’s Tennessee Titans reach a deal with the state to build a new, $2.1B football stadium. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen hints that all is not well with the U.S. Treasuries market. Meanwhile, Bell Partners snaps up a four-state multifamily portfolio for $313M for its latest fund.

October 18, 2022

Why are Kroger and Albertsons merging?

Two of the largest U.S. supermarket chains hope to join forces as inflation pushes food prices higher and as Amazon and Walmart become more powerful.

October 14, 2022

Hackman Capital Partners Raises $1.6B for Studio Fund

Hackman Capital Raises $1.6B For Media Property Fund. How 2 Real Estate Fund Pros Are Balancing Sticky Inflation and Rising Rates. And Chartres Lodging is Giving New Life to its New York City Hotel Portfolio.

October 13, 2022

Malls are in a bind, Brooklyn office rents rise, and Ares oversubscribes its 10th US CRE Fund

😑 A Massachusetts mall shows why regional operators are in a bind 🎯 Ares Management closes its 10th U.S. CRE fund with $1.8B 🏢 Brooklyn office rents rise, and tenants dump space on market.

October 12, 2022

Retailers are starting Black Friday sales early

💥 The Fed believes that the shift to remote work could lead to a SFR housing boom 🎰 A Houston billionaire is betting big on the recovery of the Las Vegas strip 📦 Big box retailers can’t wait to unload their excess inventory 📊 $80bn of DC capital is currently invested in private real estate

October 11, 2022

Affordable Housing Financing Could Loosen Up

⚖️ U.S. Treasury sets new tax credit to boost affordable housing. Blackstone swings a $750M refi for a Boston office tower. Meanwhile, Q2 2022 CMBS loan liquidations were higher than ever.

October 7, 2022

Growing Pains: The Future of “Data Center Alley”

Residents of Loudoun County, VA—the data center capital of the U.S.—are pushing back against the new constructions dominating their hometown. Dallas investors just snatched up a 93%-occupied, 7-state multifamily portfolio of secondary and tertiary market properties. Meanwhile, small businesses priced out of warehouses are scrambling to find new places to stash their inventories.

October 6, 2022

Micron Taps New York, Not Texas, For $100B Factory

A small Texas town is disappointed after Micron decides to build a new chip factory in New York instead. Brick-and-mortar retail recorded its best year since 1995 as many growth metrics exceed pre-pandemic levels. Meanwhile, with nearly all sectors in the red, asset managers can’t seem to agree on how much they should invest in public vs. private markets. . Let’s dive in!

October 5, 2022

NYC Office Buildings Face a $50B Wipeout

As the economic rollercoaster continues, NY office properties could be facing a steep $50B wipeout in value. Richmond and Minneapolis are now prime locations for medical office buildings. An old Koreatown retail center in LA just sold for a record-breaking figure. Meanwhile, Prologis has completed its all-stock acquisition of Duke Realty Corporation worth $23B. Let’s dive in!