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Asana Partners and Norges Bank Form Retail JV With $500M Initial Invesment

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By Anthony Russo Verified
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Asana Partners has formed a joint venture with Norges Bank Investment Management to invest and manage national retail properties in the nation. The new entity, Asana Partners Strategic Partners I, will start with $500 million in equity, coming from Norges Bank. The interest of this will include 50 percent in a portfolio that consists of grocery-anchored centers in what the two partners call "desirable growth markets." The JV did not reveal the specific regions it will target.
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Coworking Operators Compete on Amenities as Flexible Office Market Evolves

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By Kristen Smithberg
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Flexible office operators are increasingly competing on amenities rather than simply offering short-term leases, as coworking spaces evolve into hospitality-oriented workplaces designed to attract and retain members.
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Banks Navigate Geopolitical Headwinds With Renewed CRE Lending

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By Erik Sherman Verified
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Banks stepped back into commercial real estate lending in a meaningful way in the first quarter of 2026, even as global politics and economic worries kept investors on edge. According to Trepp, commercial real estate loan origination volumes at banks rose 23 percent year over year, signaling that lenders are willing to put risk capital to work despite the war in Iran and persistent concerns about inflation and slower growth.
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Delayed Household Formation Puts New Pressure On Multifamily Strategies

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By Erik Sherman Verified
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More young adults are staying in their parents' homes well into their late 20s, and that trend is starting to matter for multifamily investors. Last year, 49% of adults under age 30 were living with a parent, according to 2025 data from the Federal Reserve, up 600 basis points since 2022 and up 1,200 basis points from 2019, before the pandemic.
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Q1's Top Industrial Leases Signal Tenants Are Locking In for the Long Haul

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By Erika Morphy Verified
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The most telling detail in CompStak's Q1 2026 Industrial Deals of Distinction report isn't the size of the deals — though several are staggering — it's how long tenants are committing to occupy them. Across the quarter's most significant transactions, lease terms are running well above market averages, in some cases more than double the typical level. That's not a coincidence.
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Cap Rate Discipline Defines Q2 Net Lease Market

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By Erika Morphy Verified
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Cap rates barely moved in the second quarter, but that stability said a lot about how net lease investors are thinking: they care more about credit quality and lease term than squeezing out a few extra basis points. The Boulder Group's Q2 2026 Net Lease Market report shows a market that is steady, selective and increasingly split between bond‑like assets and everything else.
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New California Bond Act Leaves Major Housing Policy in Hands of Voters

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By Richard Berger Verified
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Major housing reforms have made their way onto the ballot for voters to decide this fall in California. If approved, the Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond Act would lift barriers to affordable housing and could have big implications for CRE. The $11.25 billion bond set for the November ballot would continue to fast-track the construction, rehabilitation and preservation of affordable housing, support homeownership programs and provide funding for a variety of state housing initiatives.
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Phoenix East Valley Offers Multifamily Investors A Lesson In Reading Early‑Stage Rent Momentum

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By Erika Morphy Verified
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The worst may not be over for Phoenix apartment owners, but in one part of the metro, the bleeding has clearly slowed. On a recent episode of his Rent Roll podcast, rental housing economist Jay Parsons pointed to the East Valley as an example of early‑stage momentum in an oversupplied market. Rents are still down there, yet the rate of decline has eased enough to suggest the market is moving out of free‑fall and into something closer to controlled descent.
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Hospitals Shift From Big Campuses To High-Performing Healthcare Portfolios

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By Kristen Smithberg
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Health systems are quietly dismantling the era of the oversized hospital campus. They are shrinking legacy acute-care footprints, freeing up capital and rebuilding around outpatient hubs and mixed-use destinations that better match how patients actually seek care today. For real estate investors, that means the action is shifting from monolithic hospital towers to flexible, performance-driven portfolios.
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Texas Multifamily Market: More Stable, but Affordability Remains a Challenge

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By James Graber
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Texas continues to stand out as one of the country's most durable multifamily markets. Strong population growth, steady job creation, and sustained in-migration have reinforced demand across the Texas Triangle for years. By mid-2026, however, the story has become more nuanced. Affordability is no longer a single statewide narrative. It is increasingly shaped by local market dynamics, product type, and renter income.
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GlobeSt Journalists

Berger, Richard
Dolce, Natalie
Hoffman, David
Maister, Philippa
Metz, Geoffery
Morphy, Erika
Rogers, Jack
Russo, Anthony
Tunberg, Ingrid