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WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CALIF. — LTC Properties has acquired two seniors housing communities in Colorado and New Mexico from Harbert Management Corp. for a combined purchase price of $73 million. Offering both assisted living and memory care, the properties are the 69-unit MorningStar of Albuquerque and the 64-unit…

By Aaron Hyde and Justin Lossner, JLL Regional markets like Des Moines are no longer waiting their turn. Retailers and office users that once bypassed mid-sized metros for coastal or high-growth markets are compressing their timelines and arriving here ahead of schedule. Heading into the second half of 2026, that…

U.S. industrial real estate continued to strengthen in 2026’s second quarter as demand and supply were in balance, pushing the national vacancy rate below 7% while leasing activity reached its highest level since mid-2022, Cushman & Wakefield said in its latest report. Year-to-date, occupiers have absorbed 113.6…

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Trinity Capital Advisors and Town Lane kicked off the makeover of the 15-story, 388,657-square-foot office tower at 440 S. Church St. The Charlotte Business Journal reports the $20 million project will focus on the 17-year-old building’s two lobbies and include upgrades to existing tenant amenities, common areas…

The Trepp CMBS special servicing rate increased by 34 basis points in June to 11.20%, reversing May’s decline. Special servicing rates increased in four of the six major property types in June, reported Trepp. Lodging posted the largest increase, rising 44 bps to 8.89%, and office climbed 36 bps to 17.11%, also led…

This is a news article from Commercial Observer published in July 2026 reporting on the Center for Justice Innovation's expansion to a 34,000 square-foot space at 520 Eighth Avenue, a property developed or managed by GFP.
This is a news article published by Commercial Observer in July 2026 examining a new stakeholder entity in data center development, with a focus on capital markets implications and coverage spanning national markets with reference to New York.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani released the highly anticipated findings from his administration’s “Rental Ripoff” hearings on Thursday and laid out a list of ways that the city plans to target landlords it says are operating housing in bad faith. The series...

Data center developer and operator Switch is pursuing an initial public offering, adding to a growing wave of digital infrastructure companies tapping public markets.

Presumptive D.C. mayor-elect Janeese Lewis George will come into office next year with a slate of policy priorities aimed at protecting tenants and stabilizing rent. But she hasn’t yet offered specifics on how exactly she would accomplish those goals...

The clouds of debt maturities and nonperforming loans haven’t entirely cleared from the country’s largest banks, but the shine of artificial intelligence and data center development is erasing the shadows cast by Wall Street's anxieties over pandemic-era...

Restaurant openings are on the rise across the nation, and Denver wants to help more restaurateurs launch locations in the Mile High City. The Denver Permitting Office outlined new initiatives to ease the permitting process and requirements for restaurants...

Companies seeking massive warehouse space have come back to Atlanta’s industrial market after smaller tenants last year dominated the sector.

After a year of caution, America’s industrial occupiers are once again taking leaps by signing megadeals. The tenants are backfilling the surplus of big-box warehouses that were built to meet projected post-pandemic demand before tariffs and a war...

With data centers growing at unprecedented levels, the question remains: How will they be powered to fit future needs? This year, global power demand for data centers is estimated to reach 132 gigawatts, and by 2030, it is predicted to climb to 290 gigawatts. Texas,...

Milhaus and SRG Residential completed a merger, forming a national multifamily platform to develop, own and manage apartment communities in more than 20 markets. Together, Indianapolis-based Milhaus and Newport Beach-based SRG Residential, a subsidiary...

The growing shipbuilding industry in Philadelphia's Navy Yard is getting a boost from the world's largest bank.

Surinder Arora remembers clearly the night in 2008 when he thought he had lost everything. “It was 2, 3 a.m. in the morning. You can't sleep. I must have cried so much that you could squeeze water out of the pillow,” recounted Arora, a hotel and...

Everyone Talks About Megaprojects. The Real Story Is the Second Plant. When a manufacturer announces a $1 billion campus and 1,200 new jobs, the response is immediate: economic development teams mobilize, governors hold press conferences, and consultants engage early in the process. Yet a far more common scenario…

An affiliate of Equus Capital Partners, Ltd. has acquired the 300,075-square-foot Centech Park North in Shrewsbury MA for an undisclosed sum. The acquisition was completed through a programmatic joint venture. Developed by NorthBridge Partners and completed in 2023, Centech Park North is comprised of two Class A…

Lee & Associates of Illinois has closed a $5.18 million sale transaction for a 39,879 square-foot building located at 1951 Lively Boulevard in Elk Grove Village, Illinois. Dustin Albers, senior vice president at Lee & Associates’ Illinois office, represented the buyer, Sonica International, Inc., a global logistics…

Specialty investment bank Ziegler has closed on Fairview’s Vista Point Project, one of the largest senior living tax-exempt bond transactions to date in the state of Connecticut. The $304-million financing will be used to fund construction of the project, repay all outstanding indebtedness of the organization,…

Scoop N Scootery, a rapidly expanding ice cream franchise with 10 locations across seven states, has selected Bleecker Street for its first New York City location. Lee & Associates NYC arranged the 1,325-square-foot retail lease at 162 Bleecker St., where the company signed a 15-year lease for the ground-floor…

Executive Summary The war in Iran has scrambled traditional views of safety in fixed income, pushing investors out of long‑duration Treasuries and broad investment‑grade benchmarks and into floating‑rate, senior‑secured credit. From February 28 through early July, the Invesco Senior Loan ETF (BKLN) returned just…

Walker & Dunlop arranged a $60-million bridge loan to refinance Bell Works Fort Monmouth,a mixed-use campus in Tinton Falls, NJ. The Walker & Dunlop Capital Markets Institutional Advisory team led by Dustin Stolly, Aaron Appel, Sean Reimer, Keith Kurland, Jonathan Schwartz, Adam Schwartz, Ari Hirt and Stanley Cayre…

The Bascom Group acquired Castlewood Park Apartments, a low-density, 183-unit value-add apartment community in Buena Park. The purchase price was $53,125,000, or $290,301 per unit. Brian Eisendrath, Cameron Chalfant, Jesse Zarouk, and Jake Vitta of IPA Capital Markets arranged the acquisition financing, with…

NewPoint Real Estate Capital has originated a $34.6 million floating-rate bridge-to-agency loan for the acquisition and planned conversion of Clarion Collection Arlington Court Suites, a 187-unit property located in Arlington, Virginia. The bridge loan, which was used to finance the purchase of the extended-stay…

CPC Mortgage Company, a subsidiary of The Community Preservation Corporation, has structured a $42.1 million loan for the preservation and rehabilitation of Parkside Estates and Demby Terraces, a 315-unit affordable housing community in Inkster, Michigan. Developed by Good Housing Partnership in partnership with…

This is a news article published by Commercial Observer in July 2026 reporting on a leasing activity involving Pure Paws Veterinary Care relocating to a 5,000 square foot space at 1 Putnam Avenue in Brooklyn, New York.

Greystar has unveiled its first UK garden-style rental housing development, with the company targeting delivery of up to 20,000 such rental homes over the next four years. The new strategy has launched with the acquisition of a development site at Waterbeach,...

Housing market conditions are gradually moving away from the extreme tightness that defined the post-pandemic period. Although most estimates still indicate that the U.S. is structurally underbuilt by several million housing units, recent housing stock growth has outpaced population growth, lifting vacancy rates…

Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP served as real estate and permitting counsel to IPX Power, LLC on the committed financing for the construction and operation of its Darden renewable energy projects in Fresno County, California. The financing encompasses $4.95 billion of construction debt. It includes a $403-million…

First Washington Realty (FWR) has acquired Evergreen Village, a 123,562-square-foot grocery-anchored community shopping center in Bellevue, Washington, expanding the firm’s Pacific Northwest portfolio to 2.3 million square feet. Anchored by a Safeway supermarket, Evergreen Village features a diverse mix of fitness…

BKM Capital Partners has acquired a five-building Metro Seattle industrial portfolio. The assets, located in the market’s premier South King County industrial corridor, were acquired on behalf of BKM Industrial Value Fund III. Totaling 401,000 square feet across approximately 19 acres of infill industrial space,…

Mapletree Investments has broken ground on a 419,520-square-foot best-in-class industrial facility in Chicago’s Joliet submarket. The property sits on a 29.36-acre site at 1851 Brandon Road with delivery scheduled for 2027. “This groundbreaking brings another high-quality logistics asset to one of the most…

Cushman & Wakefield arranged the sale of a three-building industrial portfolio totaling approximately 667,024 square feet (sf) at Interchange Logistics Center in San Bernardino. Jeff Chiate, Rick Ellison, Matt Leupold and Aubrie Monahan represented both the seller, Cabot Properties, and the buyer, EQT. Terms…

The Watermark at Oro Valley, a 101-unit assisted living community at 9005 N. Oracle Road in Oro Valley, sold for $23 million. The buyer was Steller Senior Living. The seller was PGIM Real Estate. Built in 2018, the two-story assisted living facility contains 83,059 square feet on 3.42 acres in the Shadow Mountain…

Gov. Kathy Hochul has selected a team of Gotham Organization, Fisher Brothers and Mural Real Estate Group to develop 1,127 housing units on a state-owned site currently used for parking near the USS Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum on Manhattan’s Far West Side. Thirty percent of the units in the two-tower…

PCCP provided a $61.3 million loan to PGIM and Kennedy Wilson for the refinance of Parc Riverside East, a luxury mid-rise apartment community in the Navy Yard neighborhood of Washington, D.C. Built in 2014 and located at 1011 First Street SE, the 287-unit, 13-story property features studio, one-bedroom, and…

This is a commercial real estate deal announcement published by Commercial Observer in July 2026 reporting that Bridges Development Group purchased Kingswood Center in Brooklyn for $31 million. The item is classified as a capital markets transaction.

This is a profile interview published by Commercial Observer in July 2026 featuring Iris Escarrá of Greenberg Traurig, focusing on capital markets topics with national and New York scope.
Disclaimer: This is an excerpt from Trepp's "Is It Time to Proclaim San Francisco Is Back?" paper. Click here to access it . After five years of headlines declaring San Francisco commercial real estate uninvestable, the narrative is beginning to shift. Leasing activity is accelerating, institutional capital is…

The Fremont Marriott Silicon Valley has changed hands for the first time in more than a decade, giving a Dallas-based hotel REIT working through its own mounting debt problems a fresh infusion of cash and handing a new owner one of the East Bay’s largest full-service hotels just as the city touts its rise as […]…

StreetLights Residential has secured $54 million in equity, along with $111.5 million in construction loans, for a new 22-story Plano apartment complex expected to open in 2029. The project will be part of the conversion of The Park of Legacy, a 107-acre office campus into a mixed-use development with apartments,…

A Mesa planning board will consider a nearly 268,000 proposed expansion to an existing Boeing manufacturing facility on the east side of Greenfield Road north of McDowell Road. (Photo courtesy of Todd Photographic Services) AZBEX reports the one-story building is proposed as a Boeing Fabrication Center, adjacent to…

The Signorelli Company announced Commerce District at Valley Ranch, a mixed-use destination that represents the next phase in the evolution of the 1,400-acre Valley Ranch master-planned community in New Caney, Texas. Situated on 55 acres, Commerce District will encompass 400,000 square feet of commercial…

U.S. multifamily advertised rents increased by an average of $4 in June to $1,763, continuing the recent trend of moderate growth, Yardi Matrix reported. Rents rose 0.7% during the second quarter of 2026 and 1.0% in the first half of the year. Both metrics fall well below the pace seen in both the immediate…
This is a news article published by Commercial Observer in July 2026 reporting on Governor Hochul's selection of developers to construct 1,127 housing units in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood of New York.
This is a news article published by Commercial Observer in July 2026 reporting on property values in Los Angeles County, noting a total valuation of $2.27 trillion amid wildfire impacts and market conditions. The piece covers capital markets developments with national scope.

This is a podcast episode published by Commercial Observer in July 2026 featuring an interview with DealGround CEO Dan Mosher discussing how artificial intelligence assists real estate brokers with prospecting activities.

This is a news article published by Commercial Observer in July 2026 reporting on the departure of Kevin Miller from his role as CEO of Thorofare Capital after 17 years with the company. The article covers a capital markets leadership change affecting a New York-based firm.
This is a news article published by Commercial Observer on July 15, 2026, reporting on a $30 million construction financing deal for a Jewish high school backed by real estate investor Jeff Sutton. The item covers a capital markets transaction with national scope and New York geography focus.

This is a news article published by Commercial Observer in July 2026 reporting on a leasing activity involving restaurateur James O'Brien opening a wine bar at Naftali's Williamsburg Wharf location in New York.

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Hospitality company Travel + Leisure Co., which owns more than 280 resorts around the globe, is purchasing 23 more through two separate acquisitions.

The Volunteer State is throwing its hat into the ring as a potential new home for Paramount as a legal battle rages over the company's $111B takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery.

The price of power is set to jump more than 60% for PJM, the largest electrical grid in the country, amid insatiable demand from data centers. “Demand for electricity continues to grow faster than electricity supply,” PJM CEO David Mills said in...
This is a report published by JLL in July 2026 examining the supply pipeline at Sydney's new aerotropolis development. The report addresses the question of whether this project faces oversupply conditions.
The city's overhaul of permitting, plan review, and long-range planning offers practical lessons for municipalities seeking to speed housing and commercial development.