Antares Capital and Ares Management have announced the $1.7 billion closing of a second private credit continuation vehicle. The transaction provides existing investors with liquidity while offering new ones exposure to a high-performing portfolio of over 300 loans. Led by Ares Credit Secondaries funds, the move highlights the growing demand for flexible financial solutions in a market where assets are being held for longer periods.
JLL has promoted Julien Naouri to lead its hotel investment sales across Asia. Based in Singapore, Naouri starts his new role on 1 April 2026. He will manage the firm's sales strategy and operations throughout the region. With nearly twenty years of experience, he aims to help clients navigate a busy market as JLL forecasts hotel investment volumes to reach $13.3 billion this year.
Greystar has acquired Native Communities to expand its third-party property management operations across Europe. The deal adds 9,000 homes across 37 UK assets to Greystar’s portfolio. This follows the recent acquisition of MD Property & Living in Ireland, marking a significant push into European rental management. The combined platform will provide services for both single assets and large-scale, multi-country portfolios.
Savills has signed a $1.1 billion agreement to acquire global investment bank Eastdil Secured. This move creates a worldwide capital markets powerhouse, ranking the group second globally for commercial transactions over $100 million. Eastdil will operate as the dedicated investment banking arm of Savills, maintaining its headquarters in New York, London and Santa Monica while providing a platform for significant growth across the United States and Asia.
Colliers has appointed Christian Mayer and Elias Mulamoottil to expanded global leadership roles to drive growth in commercial real estate and engineering. The move comes as Chris McLernon announces his retirement after a 40-year career. Mayer becomes Global CFO and CEO of Commercial Real Estate while Mulamoottil takes over as Global CIO and CEO of Engineering to manage the firm's expanding infrastructure portfolio.
Hyundai Engineering & Construction has joined forces with 17 financial institutions to secure the Apgujeong District 3 and 5 redevelopment. Through the new "H-Finance Solutions" programme, the builder provides a financial safety net for members. This initiative covers relocation costs and interim payments to shield residents from market volatility. By treating the area as a single business district, the company ensures long-term stability for this major Seoul project.
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