NEW YORK CITY—The acquisition of Move Inc. would give News Corp. a 50% boost in revenue from digital real estate services, while expanding the reach of Realtor.com and other websites.

DALLAS—Although deliveries continue apace, “new supply is hitting when the apartment market is already full,” says Axiometrics' Jay Denton. GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> reports on the sector's Q3 performance.

IRVINE, CA—In a deal that CEO Rick Matros calls “transformational,” the acquisition of the Holiday portfolio increases the REIT's revenue from private payors to 52.4% of the total.

CALABSAS, CA—“Higher occupancy this year will enable operators to push up rents,” says Marcus &amp; Millichap's report on the sector's outlook heading into 2015.

PHILADELPHIA—The retailer plans to open as many as many large-footprint Anthropologie locations over the next five years, part of a drive to double revenues

NEW YORK CITY—“We had a lot of interest from the financial community,” says CBRE's Mark Fisher; the winning bid provides non-recourse financing.

NEW YORK CITY—Cross-border investment in US property is on pace to excel 2013's total, says Real Capital Analytics, while DTZ notes that overseas players have been the biggest net buyers over the preceding 12 months.

NEW YORK CITY—“As the national economy has accelerated in the last year, a new set of MSAs has begun to grow more rapidly,” says Cushman &amp; Wakefield's Ken McCarthy.