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The Montreal company expects to make additional acquisitions in its fastest-growing United States markets.
Oxford Properties Group paid US$435 million for a tower in the city's Seaport District.
The off-price giant TJX Cos. sees a runway for 7,500 stores across its chains.
CEO Mark Rose said the deal will cut debt and preferred equity by about 70% as the firm's cash flow funds growth.
KKCG is planning a major redevelopment when oil giant relocates.
Jane Bowes has joined from Threadmark.
Variety store Miniso posted nearly 53% growth between 2024 and 2025 following its expansion.
LCN has $3 billion of assets under management in America and Europe.
Oaktree and Quadrant have secured the major lease.
Emerging infrastructure providers known as neoclouds have secured peak take-up to meet increasing requirements.
The pension fund said the country 'represents a compelling next step' in its Asia-Pacific hospitality strategy.
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After years of caution, institutional buyers are returning to the market with record-setting deals.
The expansion comes as the company has cited the New York tristate region as a driver of North American growth.
Higher delinquencies contrast with stronger overall occupancy and steady investment.
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A principal planner for the 200-acre North City mixed-use project likes to think as an owner, not a seller.
Unless it's a "unicorn" of a deal, Nitze-Stagen President Daniel Gallagher finds it "hard to justify the risk."
