Investment

10 Intriguing CRE Deals and the Brokers Who Made Them Happen

While leasing and sales volume slowed in 2022, many significant transactions crossed the finish line. Here’s a sample.

TerraCap Purchases 1 MSF of Georgia Industrial

Seller Broe Real Estate Group was represented by JLL in the $116 million deal.

Trinity Capital Sells New Charleston Industrial Park

TradePark East was fully leased before its first building opened.

TA Realty Buys Denver Industrial Portfolio

The two-building asset collection traded for $33 million.

Focus Real Estate JV Buys LA-Area Industrial Asset

The San Gabriel Valley property traded for nearly $31 million.

Pacific Summit Logistics Center. Image courtesy of Cushman & Wakefield

Principal Global Investors Buys 824 KSF Logistics Asset

This transaction marks one of the largest ever single-building industrial property sales in Salt Lake City.

Oak Street Acquires $213M Research Triangle Park Asset

A biotechnology firm sold the Class A property in a sale-leaseback transaction.

Indus Realty Trust Receives Acquisition Proposal

Centerbridge Partners and Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC made the unsolicited, non-binding offer.

How Strip Centers Are Staying Relevant

Brett Heimes of DP Management/TCN Worldwide on why this retail category remains viable for investors.

TA Realty Pays $241M for Miami Industrial Park

LACERA sold the 12-building asset in one of South Florida’s largest warehouse transactions this year.