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Education real estate has become increasingly complex, shaped by shifting enrollment, funding constraints, changing demographics, and growing scrutiny of traditional education models. In this Q&A, Todd Noel, Vice Chair, sits down with Anjee Solanki, National Director of Retail and Practice Groups | U.S., to discuss…
The global investment backdrop remains supportive for industrial, reinforcing its position as a preferred destination for capital. Investment volumes continue to run ahead of last year across the U.S., EMEA, and APAC, while fundraising remains concentrated in logistics. North America is capturing a larger share of…
Richmond’s definition of trophy office space is evolving. Once associated almost exclusively with downtown high-rises, the desire for premier office product is increasingly emerging along suburban corridors in Henrico County and in Richmond City, outside of the CBD. Submarkets such as Glenside/I-64 and…
For years, low-cost capital made it easier to build, acquire, and expand across healthcare real estate. That environment has shifted. In today’s higher-rate environment, commercial real estate is still working through a pricing reset, with research noting that cap rates may face further upward pressure if interest…
Pricing trends and transaction activity continue to shape how the market evolves. At Colliers, we analyze these signals to interpret shifts across U.S. commercial real estate. Here’s what the latest MSCI data reveals. Office Office investment sales reached $5 billion in April, down 15% year over year as portfolio…
If you’re a physician, practice administrator, or healthcare operator searching for space in suburban Middle Tennessee right now, the reality is not subtle: quality, well-located medical office space is increasingly scarce, and the leverage that once favored tenants has quietly shifted. What you’re experiencing…
The 2026 Colliers Logistics & Transportation (L&T) Supply Chain Conference brought industry leaders from across North America together in Huntington Beach, CA. The energy and sentiment of the conference-goers proved to be in sync with the breezy California beach conditions. After a stretch defined by rapid…
The ICSC Las Vegas 2026 convention brought together more than 25,000 retail and commercial real estate professionals for three days of deal-making, networking, and forward-looking conversations shaping the future of the industry. This year’s event placed a strong emphasis on innovation, leadership, and…
Multifamily fundamentals are stabilizing, but rent recovery is limited by elevated concessions. After two years of heavy deliveries, landlords are relying on incentives to maintain occupancy, particularly across high supply Sun Belt markets. Face rents have held up, but effective rents continue to lag as operators…
As is the case in many industries, AI is now part of the everyday reality in healthcare, and its impact is showing up in a place that is often overlooked: the physical footprint of care. For years, the conversation has focused on the shift from inpatient to outpatient services. That trend is still in motion,…
Liquidity is beginning to return to commercial real estate markets, even as investor confidence remains cautious. While surveys and headlines continue to reflect uncertainty, transaction pipelines and lending activity suggest that capital is quietly entering the market, following a pattern commonly observed in…
The 2026 BOMA International Medical Real Estate Conference was held in San Diego, CA, from April 29 to May 1. It highlighted a sector at a pivotal inflection point, where technology, care delivery transformation, and operational discipline are converging to reshape medical real estate strategy. Speakers emphasized…
The data center sector has entered a new capital markets regime. What was once underwritten primarily as real estate is now increasingly treated as critical infrastructure, driven by accelerating AI workloads and hyperscale expansion. Gartner projects that total electricity consumption by data centers will rise…
Pricing trends and transaction activity continue to shape how the market evolves. At Colliers, we analyze these signals to interpret shifts across U.S. commercial real estate. Here’s what the latest MSCI data reveals. Office Office investment activity strengthened in Q1, with $20.5 billion in transactions, up 39%…
Effective real estate decisions begin with providing sufficient time to determine the need and review options. Those tenants that start evaluating the market early are better positioned to align space with business priorities, control costs, and avoid operational disruption. A practical baseline is to begin no…
Navigating the New Standard: Incentives Are No Longer Automatic For years, economic incentives for data centers and large-scale industrial projects followed a fairly predictable path. That’s no longer the case. The landscape has shifted, with states introducing stricter eligibility criteria, performance…
Recent data shows that more than 150 million Americans live in areas where mental health providers are scarce, underscoring a system-wide gap in access that continues to grow as demand accelerates. For commercial real estate owners, developers, and investors, it’s an opportunity to align capital with one of the…
Despite elevated Treasury yields, rates have traded within a relatively narrow range in recent months. In a typical cycle, that stability would support improving transaction activity. Instead, Trepp data show that CRE credit spreads have widened across major property types, pushing all in borrowing costs higher…
Sixty is the new thirty, and ninety is the new sixty. As Americans age, many are approaching later life with a more optimistic, forward-looking mindset. Accelerated sharply in the wake of the pandemic, it is fueling growing demand for proactive wellness services, and an industry that has risen decisively to meet…
Signed alongside a separate NEXT Properties facility in the same transaction.
Proceeds used to repay the Trust's revolving credit facility and its maturing 3.968% Series E debentures.
Refinances the entire bank debt of the portfolio, replacing it with an institutional club deal. Individual lender names not disclosed at source (CoStar's French-language republication 403'd on fetch — skipped per guardrail, not browser-navigated).
ASX announcement (10 Jun 2026, ASX:CLW) confirmed via TradingView/Reuters wire headline; lender count (10) and margin/tenor detail corroborated by MarketIndex.com.au and Kalkine coverage of the same ASX filing (announcements.asx.com.au PDF fetched but came back as unreadable binary — not used as the citation, corroborating web sources used instead, never browser-navigated to the PDF).
Company's own press release — 16 lenders named individually.
Singapore-domiciled REIT (SGX-listed), Australian asset — tagged both markets. Syndicated unsecured facility agreement; no SGX filing number surfaced this pass.
Resolution of a maturity-wall story this batch also traced from its distress stage: the same facility was reported 'in talks' in Mar/Apr 2025 (The Standard HK, thestandard.com.hk/finance/article/229037) naming BNP Paribas, Hang Seng Bank, Standard Chartered and UOB as 'among the largest lenders' before banks 'reluctantly agreed' to the 5-year amend-and-extend reported here. Dated May 2025 — older-vintage than this batch's other APAC rows; included because it is the rare fully-verified example of the maturity-wall/distress-resolution instrument the brief specifically asks for, and no more-recent Hong Kong equivalent was found this pass.
KAFD DMC's first independently-secured debt facility. Original source (SaudiGulf Projects) 403'd on fetch — skipped per guardrail, re-verified against AGBI + corroborated by Zawya/Argaam/IndexBox headlines in the same search pass.
CRETI year-end report: $16.7B invested in proptech in 2025 (+67.9% YoY), 77% structured as debt/PE, AI as baseline expectation, Europe softening while the Middle East emerges.
W. P. Carey's Tyler Swann on three drivers of 2026 sale-leaseback growth: lower 10-year Treasury (~4%), trade-policy clarity enabling long leases, and accelerating private-equity M&A.
Institutional research framing net lease as an asset class between fixed income and real estate: bond-like income, inflation protection, low default rates, and large untapped sale-leaseback supply.
Investment-bank net lease market update covering transaction trends, sale-leaseback activity and capital flows into the net lease sector.
Argues public REITs, trading at discounts to NAV, deserve a renewed 10-20% portfolio allocation versus private equity and private credit alternatives.
SFR enters 2025 well-positioned: structured capital markets rebounded in 2024, rent growth settled to pre-pandemic trends, and loan distress negligible.
CRETI monthly note: February 2025 proptech raised $544M across 32 rounds (median $9.8M), with debt at 41.7% of total funding and early-stage VC focused on AI-driven solutions.
CBRE IM projects global listed real estate can outperform broad equities in 2025 via accelerating earnings, favorable capital access and range-bound yields.
RMI report offering replicable solutions for real estate investors to move beyond compliance toward integrated decarbonization strategies that increase asset value.
CBRE capital-markets piece outlining MH/RV investment approaches (REITs, direct ownership, mortgage-backed securities) with sector performance context.
CRETI's 2024 proptech funding report analyzing the sector's shift toward financial discipline and profitability across construction, residential, multifamily and office, by tech category and geography.
MBA's quarterly Commercial/Multifamily Mortgage Debt Outstanding report finds total debt rose $26.3 billion (0.5%) to $5.02 trillion in Q1 2026, with multifamily debt up $23.0 billion to $2.32 trillion.
Principal's mid-year house view argues the CRE recovery remains intact but uneven, with high conviction in data centers and residential, caution on life sciences, and an increasingly global portfolio approach.
A thematic piece on private real estate and infrastructure as portfolio building blocks, citing low correlation to public assets and six-year-high institutional appetite for real estate in 2026. High-conviction themes span data centers, logistics, rental housing, and energy.
MBA's complimentary Commercial Mortgage Delinquency Rates report analyzes delinquency trends across the five largest investor groups—banks/thrifts, CMBS, life companies, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
June 2026 research brief: job creation is rising while inflation worsens, creating a mixed outlook for commercial real estate as the labor market regains footing after a prolonged slowdown.
The Bank of Canada held the overnight rate at 2.25 per cent; a higher-for-longer rate environment is curbing commercial real estate investment momentum.
Mid-year review of multifamily lending: agency lending volumes rising, third-party capital remains accessible, and transaction activity concentrating in higher-quality assets amid disciplined underwriting.
Principal's research on ODCE fund performance shows a selection-driven cycle, with top-quartile U.S. funds returning 5.9% annualized versus 0.1% for the bottom quartile and European funds leading on capital appreciation.
Cross-asset European commercial real estate forecast, with investment moderating as stakeholders await price clarity and the Eurozone economy projected to grow 1.0% in 2026.
Drawing on MBA's 2025 Annual Origination Volume Summation, this chart shows CRE lending recovered to roughly $706 billion in 2025, a 40% increase over 2024, led by depositories and agency lenders.
MBA's Quarterly Survey of Commercial/Multifamily Mortgage Bankers Originations shows Q1 2026 originations up 52% year-over-year, led by an 80% rise in depository lending.
JLL's quarterly perspective analyzes global real estate trends across investment, office, logistics, retail, living, and hospitality sectors amid economic uncertainty and geopolitical risk.
Pan-European commercial real estate investment review, with total CRE volume down 7% year-on-year in Q1 2026 as recovery momentum slowed amid macroeconomic uncertainty.
MBA's 2025 Commercial Real Estate/Multifamily Finance Annual Origination Volume Summation estimates total CRE borrowing and lending reached $706 billion in 2025, a 40% increase over 2024.
Capital-markets research on seniors housing, which delivered a 10.6% total return in 2025 (vs. 4.9% NCREIF), with core assets trading below 6% cap rates and an estimated $275B investment needed by 2030.
Global capital markets analysis finding that credit markets remain open and transaction volume has moved off recent lows, with cross-border activity building cyclical momentum despite elevated risks.