Dallas-based Dalfen Industrial acquired the Broward Logistics Portfolio, nine warehouses totaling 419,253 square feet in Broward County, from New York-based Blackstone and its subsidiary Link Logistics Real Estate for $99.6 million.
Seattle's apartment asking rents have been on the rise since the start of the year, with month-over-month rent growth measuring 0.5% in May. That was the weakest May rent growth in Seattle since a 2020 drop, but it is enough to keep annual rent growth in positive territory for the 32nd month in a row.
IMC Equity Group acquired the leasehold interest of Green House Dadeland, a 14-story, 120-unit apartment property at 8440 S. Dixie Highway in Miami, from an affiliate of Green Cos. for $24.4 million.
Over the past three years, lease-ups have been relatively faster than average in San Antonio’s two premier areas for luxury multifamily living: the urban core and the far northwest side.
Braemar Hotels & Resorts changing course from a planned sale of the company to become self-managed came as a surprise to both shareholders and industry analysts.
Employment in Orange County declined over the past year as sharp losses in government and goods-producing industries outweighed strong gains in healthcare and modest growth in consumer-facing sectors.
NatWest is the latest major corporation to buy one of its key offices, after it completed on 2 St Philips Place in the centre of Birmingham, CoStar News can reveal.
London & Quadrant Housing Trust has completed the sale of its private rented sector business to an investment fund managed by Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing in partnership with Ridgeback Group for £1.045 billion.
Praxis is set to buy Cardiff city centre's Morgan Quarter mixed-use shopping centre arcade from the Greater Manchester Pension Fund for around £27 million.
Hotel wellness has long been treated as a cost of competitiveness: spas to satisfy brand standards, gyms to avoid guest dissatisfaction, wellness programming to signal relevance. That framing no longer holds. Social wellness clubs — hybrid platforms combining fitness, recovery, mental well-being, food and beverage, and community — are emerging as investable assets within hotels, capable of generating repeatable cash flows and stabilizing earnings when structured correctly.
