PERE Deals

From mountain resort acquisitions to open-air retail plays, here are the stories driving activity on PERE Deals this week. Read these stories and more: https://okt.to/WjmXro 🔹 Aermont Capital to acquire £768m Park Holidays business in the UK 🔹 Bain Capital, 11North Partners buy $300m open-air retail portfolio 🔹 MEAG buys €110m Dublin office from Henderson Park 🔹 Sixth Street buys Colorado mountain resort for $176m 🔹 Eurazeo buys majority stake in French aparthotel operating platform #realestatedeals

Sixth Street and Riller Capital have acquired the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa in Colorado for $176 million. The 193-room luxury mountain resort, which completed guest room renovations in 2025, traded at a 5.1 percent cap rate on net operating income for the 12 months ending December 2025. Starwood Property Trust provided financing for the deal. The seller, Braemar Hotels and Resorts, is actively liquidating its 14-property portfolio as it carries $1.1 billion in loan debt against $1.8 billion in total assets. This marks the second acquisition Sixth Street and Riller Capital have made from Braemar, following their $115 million purchase of a San Francisco boutique hotel in November. Read the full story on PERE Deals: https://okt.to/3gXE1p #HospitalityRealEstate

BGO is building serious scale in healthcare real estate. The Miami-based manager has acquired a $28 million Class A medical office building in Riverview, Florida, bringing its total healthcare portfolio to $460 million across a growing number of targeted acquisitions. The 42,000-square-foot property is 100% leased to Women's Care Enterprises and AdventHealth, with a focus on women's healthcare, labor and delivery and primary care services. The deal follows BGO's purchase of two Class A medical buildings in Orlando last month and a $24 million facility in North Carolina in November, reflecting a deliberate, conviction-driven approach to the sector. "6606 Simmons Loop Road exemplifies our strategy of acquiring high-quality healthcare assets in growth-oriented markets with favorable demographic fundamentals and leading health system connectivity," said Kevin Yen, principal at BGO. Read the full story: https://okt.to/147aLC #HealthcareRealEstate

The largest student housing portfolio deal of 2026 just closed. Ares Management and The Scion Group have acquired a 12-asset, 7,578-bed student housing portfolio from Harrison Street Asset Management for $910 million, marking the biggest student housing transaction of the year. The deal also launches a new joint venture between Ares and Scion to target further US student housing acquisitions. Harrison Street, which assembled the portfolio across five funds over ten years, is staying bullish on the sector. The firm's global head of asset management cited 94 percent occupancy and strong NOI growth in its core portfolio, while flagging a growing focus on Power Four conference universities as enrollment trends diverge. "We are more selective than we have ever been when it comes to investing in student housing," said Ben Mohns, Harrison Street's global head of asset management for real estate. Read the full story: https://okt.to/BJ36Nm #privaterealestate

Farallon Capital Management and Harbor Associates, LLC acquire a 98% leased multi-tenant industrial estate in Yorba Linda, California for $81 million. The 16.5-acre Orange County asset comprises 10 buildings and 83 units ranging from 1,200 to 24,000 square feet, with 75 percent dedicated to industrial use. Financing was provided by QuadReal Property Group, the Vancouver-based investor backed by BCI, British Columbia Investment Management Corp, via a $56.3 million loan. Orange County ranks among the most supply-constrained markets for multi-let industrial space in the US, with vacancy rates and rents among the highest in the country, according to CBRE. US industrial transaction volume sits at 498 deals year-to-date, with average deal size climbing to $112.6 million compared to $73.4 million over the same period last year. Read the full story: https://okt.to/PwRjYS #IndustrialRealEstate

From record-breaking multifamily deals to strategic office acquisitions across the US and Europe, here are the stories driving activity on PERE Deals this week. Read these stories and more: https://okt.to/wZH45p 🔹 RMR Residential buys Connecticut multifamily properties in $356m deal 🔹 Drawbridge Realty enters Nashville office market with $255m purchase 🔹 Castleforge buys London office for £110m 🔹 Henderson Park sells Los Cubos for €91m 🔹 Report: Junior acquisition staff lead compensation gains #realestatedeals

Mapletree has acquired a 97-acre New Jersey development site for $100 million. The Singapore-based manager plans to develop the site at 370 Smithburg Road into a 950,000 square-foot industrial facility featuring two warehouse buildings, 366 parking spaces and 141 trailer spaces. The acquisition follows nearly $1.5 billion in US logistics asset sales since June 2025, including a $207.5 million portfolio sale to Dalfen Industrial last month. The firm says it is now actively redeploying capital into development opportunities across the US. Average logistics deal size rose to $115 million in Q1 2026, up from $73 million in Q1 2025, per PERE Deals data, even as transaction volume edged lower. #logistics

Drawbridge Realty makes its Nashville debut with a $255M acquisition of a 500,000 sq ft Class A tower, fully leased to Bridgestone Americas. The deal marks the latest in a string of moves for the San Francisco-based firm, which has acquired roughly $740 million in assets over the last 12 months. The purchase comes as office investment activity shows signs of life. PERE Deals data shows the average transaction price for office assets has risen from $74M to $115M so far this year, even as deal volume has moderated slightly. Read the full deal breakdown: https://okt.to/rGwcXV #OfficeRealEstate

A record-breaking multifamily deal just closed in one of the most sought-after markets on the East Coast. RMR Residential has acquired two multifamily properties in Greenwich, Connecticut for $356 million, marking the largest multifamily transaction ever recorded in the Greenwich market. The 406-unit deal, comprising ARIUM at Greenwich Place and ARIUM at Greenwich Oaks, nearly quadruples the previous record of $97.5 million. The acquisition represents RMR's entry into the Greenwich market and signals continued conviction in residential despite muted transaction activity across the broader multifamily sector. RMR Residential president and CIO Rob Lester said the firm is focused on creating value through "disciplined, asset level operational execution rather than reliance on market driven yield compression." Read the full story on PERE Deals: https://okt.to/O94hem #Multifamily

Grocery-anchored retail is back in focus, and deal flow is proving it. 11North Partners has acquired West Town Corners, a 285,000 square foot grocery-anchored retail center in Altamonte Springs, Florida, for $59.9 million, securing a $37.4 million acquisition loan from Bank of America. The deal adds to 11North's growing open-air retail portfolio, built alongside Bain Capital through a platform that closed on $1.6 billion in capital commitments late last year. The broader sector is gaining momentum. PERE Deals has tracked 206 retail transactions so far in 2026, up from 132 in the same period last year. Read the full deal details on PERE Deals: https://okt.to/qohiN6 #RetailRealEstate