NEW YORK CITY—Spanning four states and totaling 900,000 square feet, the deals typify the REIT's ability represent the company's ability “to source, structure and execute on single-tenant transactions for diverse types of assets,” says WPC's Gino Sabatini.

NEW YORK CITY—The new fund, which will originate and manage debt backed by high-quality US core properties, is scheduled to launch early next year, <i>PERE</i> reported.

NEW YORK CITY—“The overall trend in home price increases continues to slow down,” says S&amp;P Dow Jones' David Blitzer, a trend that economists see as signs of increasing stability.

WASHINGTON, DC—In the meantime, though, NAR's Lawrence Yun says Q3's momentum, which is expected to carry forth into the new year, proves that “the second quarter wasn't an anomaly.”

WESTPORT, CT--Greenfield Partners has acquired the 94-property industrial portfolio; a CBRE Capital Markets team including Jack Fraker represented RREEF America REIT II in the deal.

NEW YORK CITY—With yields rising on single-family securitizations recently, some are questioning whether supply has gotten ahead of demand, Bloomberg reported.

TOKYO—The deal for 10,000 apartments here and in other major cities constitutes the biggest commercial property transaction in Japan thus far in 2014.

NEW YORK CITY—“We see a broadened opportunity set, with more markets to invest in and more property subtypes to look at,” PREI's Lee Menifee said during Thursday's webinar jointly presented by Prudential and GlobeSt.com.