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J.P. Morgan Global Real Estate: Daily News and Research Summary

Published: 2026-08-11Institution: JPMorganPages: 9Original language: English

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J P M O R G A N

North America Equity Research

11 August 2026

J.P. Morgan Global Real Estate

Daily News and Research Summary

Americas

REITs & Real Estate Services

Anthony Paolone, CFA AC

Blackstone has sold an industrial park near Sacramento, California, to Blue

Rise Ventures and DRA Advisors for around $245 million, CoStar reported.

The industrial park consists of 28 warehouse buildings totaling 1.9 million sf.

Link to the article (subscription required).

Burton Property Group and Peaceable Street Capital have acquired the 389,471

sf Vestavia Hills City Center near Birmingham, Alabama, from KPR Centers

for $76 million ($190/sf), as reported by CoStar. The seven-building retail site

comprises three phases originally constructed between 1954 and 2003, with

substantial renovations recently completed by the seller. The center was 94%

occupied at the time of sale. Link to the article (subscription required).

Developer El-Ad National Properties has acquired an oceanfront hotel in Fort

Lauderdale, Florida, from an entity tied to Rachel Levy and Michael Man for

$60 million, as reported by Commercial Observer. The 99-room Sea Club

Resort sits on a 1.2-acre site. Link to the article (subscription required).

KHP Capital Partners has sold a five-story hotel in West Hollywood,

California, to APA Group for $63 million ($600K/room), The Real Deal

reported. The property, built in 2017, features 105 rooms. Link to the article

(subscription required).

Law firm Greenberg Traurig has leased 25,000 sf of office space in West Palm

Beach, Florida, from landlord Related Ross, as reported by Commercial

Observer. The lease term is for ten years with the move-in scheduled for fall

2027. Link to the article (subscription required).

EMEA

C6 Industrial, the joint venture between Clipstone Investment Management

and Sixth Street, has expanded its London and South East multi-let industrial

portfolio with the acquisition of six estates in Edmonton, Hounslow, Bedford,

Aylesbury, Crawley and Chelmsford for around £80 million, taking the

platform to 41 estates, 2 million sf and 204 tenants, CoStar reported.

Separately, Clipstone acquired the 11-unit Rainbow Industrial Estate in Raynes

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