Investment

Data Center Development Still Humming—For Now

AI is driving billions to support the hyperscalers, but obstacles pose risk for investors.

Photo of Therese Fitzgerald, CPE Executive Editor

Capital Ideas: 5 Reasons Deregulation Will Not Slow Sustainability

Despite federal rollbacks, emissions reduction and resilience still matter for CRE.

Seth Laughlin, SVP and Head of Real Estate Strategy & Research at Cohen & Steers on cap rate

Public vs. Private: Where Will Cap Rates Clear in 2026?

Cohen & Steers’ Seth Laughlin examines refinancing pressure, spread dynamics and the risks facing valuations this year.

Exterior shot of the industrial facility at 890 E. Mill St. in San Bernardino, Calif.

Inland Empire Saw Strong Industrial Deals in 2025

Sales and leasing activity remain key drivers of this market’s performance, according to Yardi Matrix.

151 S. El Camino Drive in Beverly Hills, Calif., where Kennedy Wilson is headquartered

Kennedy Wilson to Go Private Following $1.7B Sale

The firm’s CEO and other executives will lead a consortium to acquire the company.

Map showing the North American data center markets, according to JLL

Data Center Expansions Push the Sector Into New Territory

One region is on track to overtake Virginia as the world’s largest data center market.

Exterior shot depicting the Tradeport Shallow Bay Portfolio, an industrial collection sold by INDUS in Connecticut.

INDUS Sells 642 KSF Connecticut Industrial Park

JLL Capital Markets arranged the deal.

730 Third Ave.

What Nuveen’s $13.5B Schroders Acquisition Means for CRE

And how the deal figures into the firms’ strategy.

Aerial view of an industrial building at 479 Trade Center Parkway in Summerville, S.C.

Goldrich Kest Buys Charleston-Area Warehouse

A parts manufacturer and distributor for the automotive industry occupies the entire facility.

Aerial view of Falls Lake Commerce Center

Equus Buys Raleigh-Durham Industrial Portfolio

The purchase expanded the firm’s local footprint to more than 4 million square feet.