NEW YORK CITY—As with its predecessor funds, the $1.8-billion vehicle will focus on distressed and undervalued real estate, with a focus on the US and Western Europe.<br>

RICHARDSON, TX—Together with a newly announced relationship with Real Capital Analytics, the Axiometrics deal "furthers our goal to become the definitive source for accurate data intelligence" on market-rate apartments, says RealPage CEO Steve Winn.

SAN FRANCISCO—The firm has raised a total of $4.2 billion since launching its multifamily funds in 2004.

DALLAS—Led by Stephanie Brock, the combined company manages more than 200 multifamily properties across 30 states.

WASHINGTON, DC—"Weaker conditions are evident across all sectors as the apartment industry adjusts to changing conditions," says the National Multifamily Housing Council's Mark Obrinsky.

LOS ANGELES—Although price movement since the election has been "limited," CBRE's Spencer Levy says that "pricing pushback from buyers remains strong."

NEW YORK CITY—"We continue to see strong demand from foreign capital looking for opportunities in the US which appear to be especially attractive on a relative basis," says TH Real Estate's Jack Gay.

NEW YORK CITY—The region is "extraordinarily well positioned over the long term, even with the encroachment of technology," CBRE's Spencer Levy said during a media briefing Wednesday.