Samuel Holloway is a senior correspondent for Crezzio covering commercial real estate and institutional investment. He specializes in large-scale transactions, market analysis, and the strategies of major private equity firms in the property sector.
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A wave of maturing debt, totaling trillions of dollars, is creating significant pressure on the commercial real estate market, leading to falling property values.
The U.S. housing market is showing clear signs of balancing, as more agents report stable conditions and sellers increasingly cut prices to meet buyer realities.
New York City's famed narrowest house sells for $4.4 million, headlining a day of real estate deals totaling $314 million across the five boroughs.
British Columbia's latest property assessments reveal a major split, with values falling in the Lower Mainland while rising in many northern and interior regions.
Japanese beverage giant Sapporo Holdings is reportedly finalizing a $2.6 billion deal to sell its real estate division, including the iconic Yebisu Garden Place.
A complex financing method known as 'back leverage' is rapidly growing in European real estate, allowing banks to fund major projects while raising new concerns about market risk.
Fernando de Leon, an investor who successfully navigated the 2008 financial crisis, is now raising concerns about the long-term viability of the booming data center market.
Private equity giant Blackstone has used a creative £632 million deal, taking a stake in the buyer, to offload UK warehouses, signaling a major shift in real estate.
The U.S. is short 4 million homes, and private equity firms are buying them up. We explore how institutional investors are impacting the housing market.
A 252-acre plot of farmland in Madison County, Ohio, was sold for $81.8 million, nearly ten times the price it was purchased for just one year prior.
While investors chase massive returns in AI stocks, some analysts argue that the beaten-down commercial real estate sector is now a fairly priced safe haven.
A convergence of aging populations and evolving medical practices is transforming healthcare real estate from a niche market into a core investment for institutional investors.
A new 420-unit apartment community, Resia Golden Glades, has officially opened in North Miami, marking the first completed project for a major international fund.
Return-to-office mandates from financial giants like JPMorgan are breathing new life into London's Canary Wharf, signaling a potential market recovery.
Brooklyn's real estate market is buzzing with a diverse array of listings, from a $999,000 home in West Midwood to a $5.6 million brownstone in Park Slope.
A nearly-completed mansion on Miami's exclusive Indian Creek island has been listed for $200 million, aiming to shatter the county's current sales record.
A tale of two housing markets is unfolding, as Florida's real estate sector cools with a 5.4% price drop while bidding wars return to northeastern suburbs.
Two premier Class A office buildings in Columbus's Easton Oval have sold for less than half their 2019 price, signaling a major market correction.
Arizona's population boom is reshaping its healthcare real estate, driving a shift from hospitals to outpatient centers, but soaring construction costs present major hurdles.
Global asset manager TPG is ramping up its real estate investments, closing a $2.1 billion credit fund and acquiring major office properties in Palo Alto and Dallas.