The total transaction value of REIT M&As was $81.75 billion from January to Oct. 4 of this year, compared to $33.37 billion during the same period last year, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Regulations including seismic retrofit requirements and potentially expanded rent control laws are giving San Francisco apartment owners more incentive to sell.
Strong demand and immunity to recessions keeps investors interested in self-storage buys.
Eric Alini, managing partner of the commercial real estate arm with green REIT Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure, talks about green measures’ financial payoff.
Logistics Property Company plans to grow its portfolio to $5 billion in logistics assets under management over the next five years.
New preferences, low affordability of new homes drive greater demand for apartment rentals.
While the number of transactions was roughly the same, REIT M&A value rose to $81.75 billion from $33.37 billion last year.
New data from RentCafe shows that more than 25 percent of apartment buildings in some U.S. cities are now high-end units.
