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Canyon Partners Real Estate closed its latest opportunistic fund at about $570 million, above its $500 million target, aiming at distressed, value-add and mid-construction real estate deals.
JBG SMITH reported a $59.2 million second-quarter net loss and disclosed it has not booked a liability for a $356.1 million court judgment tied to the Wardman Tower condominium case, which it plans to appeal.
Sonida Senior Living closed a $372.5 million term loan with Ally Bank, retiring the remaining bridge debt from its CNL Healthcare Properties acquisition, as Q2 revenue more than doubled to $207.6 million.
Wentworth Institute of Technology is building a $200 million, 18-story residence hall in Boston to house its entire first-year class, developed by Balfour Beatty Campus Solutions and financed through MassDevelopment.
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries signed a $675.6 million contract with Corban Energy Group to supply 1,000 megawatts of generator capacity for a U.S. data center, its largest power-generation order to date.
Medical Properties Trust narrowed its second-quarter net loss to $2.6 million and announced a $2.4 billion note offering to repay 2026 and 2027 debt as the hospital REIT continues rebuilding its balance sheet.
Peabody, Mass., a Boston-area suburb, ranked No. 1 on Realtor.com’s 2026 Hottest ZIP Codes report, with listings drawing four times the national average traffic and selling in just 20 days.
Ryman Hospitality Properties agreed to buy the 1,592-room Grande Lakes Orlando resort, including a JW Marriott and its first Ritz-Carlton, for $1.38 billion from Trinity Investments.
Ferguson Enterprises raised its full-year guidance after Q2 net sales rose 4.6% to $8.8 billion, with non-residential building-product sales up 8% and residential sales returning to growth.
California, Texas and Florida account for more than a fifth of U.S. remodeling spending, NAHB’s latest state-level data shows, even as national remodeling activity declined for a third straight quarter.
U.S. office net absorption reached a positive 16.9 million square feet in the second quarter, extending occupancy gains to seven consecutive quarters, according to Colliers. Cumulative positive absorption over the prior two years totaled 44.0 million square feet. Comparing those two figures reveals something the headline does not. Key facts The recovery is accelerating, not … Read more
Buyers tour every inch of a home β including the laundry room, the closets, and the garage β so every space needs a plan. Here is my room-by-room staging guide, starting where buyers start: the curb. Curb appeal and the front entrance The exterior sets expectations for everything inside. Trim the hedges, refresh the mulch, … Read more
The typical U.S. home seller realized a 44.1% return in the first quarter of 2026, down from 47.2% in the fourth quarter of 2025 and 50.2% a year earlier, according to ATTOM. The national median sale price held at $360,000, unchanged from the prior quarter. Sellers are still making substantial money. They are simply making … Read more
A Bel Air estate at 11005 Bellagio Place has listed for $88 million, according to The Real Deal. The property spans more than 18,000 square feet on 1.7 acres. Luxford Group purchased the vacant site for $14.5 million in 2015 and completed the house in 2023. The home previously hosted a Louis Vuitton exhibit, per … Read more
First-half home sales in the Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos area rose 4.8% to 15,698 while the median price fell 2.4% to $425,000, according to Unlock MLS. June pending sales climbed 13.2%, and active listings within the city of Austin fell 22.1% to 4,665. Sales up, prices down, inventory sharply lower β that combination describes a market … Read more
Redfin data shows pending home sales dropped 3.7% in a week, the steepest decline since 2022, as mortgage rates hit nearly a year-high and sellers offer more concessions.
CoStar Group forecasts a turning point for U.S. industrial real estate, with net absorption overtaking new supply by late 2027 as construction slows and rent growth firms.
Healthpeak Properties raised full-year guidance after senior housing same-store NOI grew 19.2% in the second quarter, even as its life science lab segment continued to lag.
Once the repairs are done, the clutter is gone, and the home is clean, styling is what turns an average listing into a memorable one. This is the part of staging most people picture β furniture, art, accessories β and it is where a property either comes alive in photos or disappears into the scroll. … Read more
Virginia’s State Corporation Commission will require data centers to pay for transmission infrastructure built for their facilities, following Gov. Spanberger’s push to shield ratepayers from rising costs.
Zillow Group is expanding CFO Jeremy Hofmann’s role to also cover operations and naming Cassandra Knight as its first chief legal and policy officer, a day after cutting 500 jobs.
Centric Development and Sage Equities sold a 611-unit, five-property Class A senior housing portfolio in the Atlanta suburbs for $147 million in an all-cash deal arranged by JLL.
Marcus & Millichap posted 17.8% revenue growth and a return to profitability in the second quarter as commercial real estate sales and financing activity picked up.
Realtors Property Resource, NAR’s data and technology subsidiary, elevated two longtime executives to newly created chief strategy officer and chief product officer roles.
The Ardent Companies launched a continuation vehicle backed by StepStone Group to recapitalize an eight-property, 742,855-square-foot Class A self-storage portfolio across seven states.
Apollo Global Management is investing $1.02 billion in a joint venture with Starwood Real Estate Income Trust covering roughly 120 affordable housing properties, easing SREIT’s liquidity pressure.
Realtor.com identifies Milwaukee, Detroit and other older industrial cities as best positioned to benefit from a new law tying CDBG grants to local homebuilding.
U-Haul Holding Company grew self-storage revenue 6.8% and expanded its owned storage footprint to 1,642 locations, even as occupancy softened and overall profit declined.
A federal judge in Chicago granted final approval to $28.5 million in combined settlements from RE/MAX and Keller Williams in the Batton 1 homebuyer commission lawsuit, with no class objections or opt-outs and claims due Aug. 25.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren sent a nine-page letter to Compass CEO Robert Reffkin and MRED CEO Rebecca Jensen warning their private-listings partnership risks a ‘two-tiered housing market’ and civil rights violations, adding Senate scrutiny to an already bipartisan congressional probe.
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