Capital One sues S2 Capital's Everett for $11.5M guaranty
The claim against S2 Capital's Scott Everett shows how capped personal guarantees are becoming lenders' last recovery in multifamily defaults.
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The claim against S2 Capital's Scott Everett shows how capped personal guarantees are becoming lenders' last recovery in multifamily defaults.
A capped personal guarantee is now in dispute as lenders press multifamily sponsors on defaulted Sun Belt debt.
The two institutions buy 108 U.S. industrial properties for $5 billion, a pricing event for the sector.
The 16-unit Carlmont Hills trade gives small-balance buyers a fresh San Mateo County comp.
The 134,413-square-foot acquisition deepens the pair's Northeast industrial partnership.
A pair of empty BDT & MSD vehicles and three first closes show patient family-office and specialized capital getting ready to buy at reset values.
The 205,413-square-foot sale prices a 2024 delivery at roughly $165 per square foot, a rare benchmark for new distribution space in the Pacific Northwest.
A reported deal at about £500 million would put fresh capital behind one of Europe's largest shopping centres and give the UK regional retail market a clearing price.
A new retail venture with institutional backing closes its first Walmart-anchored acquisition.
PRP puts fundraising, investor relations, and marketing under one executive as it widens its institutional reach across real asset strategies.
The $16.25 million purchase gives the Florida developer a second site from Clearwater Bay Associates, with construction already underway.
The Pennsylvania pension backs EQT Real Estate's latest closed-end industrial fund without a set fundraising target.
Professional services remain the largest tenant group even as tech's share climbs.
A 78-property portfolio loan gives industrial outdoor storage its first broad debt benchmark.
The Canadian pension's real estate sleeve sits below its 9 percent target. These European fund checks show where the next capital is likely to go.
A former GIC Americas real estate executive with equity and credit experience joins Cliffwater's Cascade real assets team.
Urban Partners' second dedicated credit fund writes senior secured whole loans in Denmark, Finland, Germany and Sweden. Its first close suggests whole-loan formation in Europe still has committed backers.
The two-building, 334-unit sale prices a favorable tax pilot and gives the market a clean comparable.
An estate sale across three states hands Waterfall its largest real estate acquisition and gives Lincoln an IBM-era campus with room to build.
A record C-PACE loan in Boston anchors a wave of layered refinancing that keeps assets in place.
Most listed REITs raised full-year FFO guidance, and office leasing is picking up. But the equity index's summer slide shows rate worries still outweigh solid fundamentals.
The final close gives the data-first sponsor a base to prove its AI-driven underwriting model in front of allocators.
A fully leased Red Hook industrial building sells for $26.3M, or $939/sf, at a 5.2% stabilized cap rate — a rare public comp for waterfront infill.
The five-year loan on The Fieldston replaces construction debt and bets on the 55-plus renter pool.
The Southland apartment sale gives buyers a public per-unit benchmark as Greenstone brokered both sides.
The $30.26 million FHA/HUD refinancing replaces interim bridge debt on four Rhode Island skilled nursing facilities.
A seven-year campaign produced an onshore fund wrapper built to win on costs. The next £582m will prove its case.
The vehicle launched in late July with £118m of local authority and institutional capital. The target is £700m by 2030.
The portfolio is split into two joint ventures, letting Brookfield put equity to work without forcing a sale.
The loan refinances 1,749 scattered single-family rentals and gives Nomura a real test of its CMBS comeback.
A New England record C-PACE loan anchors an $856 million refinancing of Boston's Winthrop Center.
Large-building sales take a bigger share of New York City multifamily volume as quality inventory thins.
Medical office acquisitions can still attract balance-sheet debt; the latest example closed at 91% occupancy.
The landlord's fiscal-year leasing numbers show an office recovery that is real but narrow.
The first capacity lease in the UK's South Wales AI Growth Zone pairs a major campus with a neocloud tenant and tests whether the designation converts into data-center revenue.
Nationwide's seven-year loan on a 1967 Potomac center is a patient bet on grocery-anchored retail.
The Mayfair scheme is complete and more than half pre-leased, setting a reference point for redeveloped heritage offices.
Neoclouds drove a record first half for European AI data center signings, and the Nordics took two-thirds of the volume.
The final phase is financed on the strength of the community's own lease-up record.
Cross-border capital has tripled the region's market and pushed Australia's lead into secondary hubs, JLL data show.
A programmatic joint venture brings Corebridge back to retail real estate, starting with a 273,105-square-foot center in Raleigh.
Private-label issuance reached $76.2 billion through July; SASB carries data centers while conduit multifamily underwrites to the thinnest debt yield.
The sale covers 60% of Rexford's $2 billion realignment, handing EQT a portfolio of above-market rents and renewal risk.
A Pineville build-to-rent community traded for $32 million, matching its 2022 purchase price. The 98%-occupied property offers a rare flat comparison for single-family rental portfolio pricing.
Portman closed on land and construction financing for Gateway 1960, a 714,233-square-foot Houston industrial park, clearing the way for construction to start this month.
Ari Mandelbaum joins the two-year-old advisory firm as a director, part of a push into full-service debt placement as multifamily borrowers face a tougher refinancing market.
GO REIT, Crestpoint and PSP Investments join Blackstone in taking the Toronto-listed trust private.
A 556-bed dorm on the Melbourne campus shows how universities can pair private development with municipal bonds.
Pivot paid $55.25 million for the Fifth Third Center and will split the tower between an LXR hotel and Hilton Grand Vacations timeshares.
Six Texas projects, from a data center to a hotel, drew $64.8 million in C-PACE financing backing $279 million in investment.
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