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Atrium's new platform exposes the syndicates behind Coreweave, DigitalBridge and the hyperscalers, and the construction-cost squeeze that comes with them.

With a 70% debt-to-equity swap and a credit line attached, the war chest is an acquisition mandate as much as a balance-sheet repair.

The new multifamily investment-management platform is a low-cost option on the cycle's quiet distress.

The chipmaker's stake in a power-intermediation firm is a bet that electricity, not silicon, now gates the AI data center buildout.

Finmarc's repeat buying shows the bid for suburban office is local and vacancy-tolerant, even as CIM simplifies its balance sheet for a public path.

The $12.7B ICRE fund offers fee cuts and a discounted tender to avoid a forced sale, pricing the exit before the market prices the buildings.

Private capital's data-center push reaches Latin America as TERRANOVA starts work in Campinas.

A six-project developer relationship and a named contractor carried the raise; QOZ investors are paying for execution, not just tax deferral.

The firm's report says half its markets are priced to buy, but the 6.5 million-unit housing gap is the call with staying power.

The new holding company's first platform launches with an existing 25-asset medical outpatient portfolio and Pantheon as its lead institutional backer.

The platform targets more than $1 billion in medical outpatient properties. It starts with a 25-property portfolio.

Its 14th and 15th DST offerings put a Port Canaveral hotel beside a Cummins-leased St. Louis warehouse.

Saragon launches with 10 former Cogent facilities and a nine-market footprint to chase colocation and AI inference demand.

An acquirer is adding a net-lease platform on both sides of the Atlantic in a deal reported without price terms.

Cove Capital is raising $7.1 million through a debt-free DST for a fully leased Shreveport retail center priced below replacement cost.

The Toronto brokerage cuts debt and preferred equity by nearly 70%, brings lenders into common equity and adds an acquisitions credit line.

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.

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 final close gives the data-first sponsor a base to prove its AI-driven underwriting model in front of allocators.

The portfolio is split into two joint ventures, letting Brookfield put equity to work without forcing a sale.

A 556-bed dorm on the Melbourne campus shows how universities can pair private development with municipal bonds.

Cap rates rose in all nine census divisions, even where cash flow kept growing.

The $852.3 million exit closes a three-year unwind and cements data centers as the REIT's priority.

Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman and KKR have signed a framework with Nvidia that steers institutional real estate capital into data centers and changes how the deals get built, underwritten and priced.

The $58.93 million all-cash offering packages a cross-dock sortation center leased to Amazon under a corporate guarantee, giving 1031 buyers fractional ownership.

Fortress's David Hammerman says reset values favor investors who can hold beyond a fund's mandate.