Wold Architects & Engineers has acquired Nashville-based architecture firm JJCA. The move strengthens both firms' ability to serve communities across the United States by combining Wold’s extensive engineering resources with JJCA’s deep expertise in healthcare and education design. Leadership from both companies will remain actively involved to ensure continuity for existing clients.
Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust has agreed to acquire interests in four freehold logistics properties in Germany and the Netherlands for approximately €294.9 million. The portfolio is fully occupied with a 5.7-year weighted average lease expiry. Funded via external debt, the transaction is expected to increase the trust's distribution per unit and expand its total portfolio to 118 properties.
Episurf Medical has signed a SEK 660 million deal to acquire 45 vehicle inspection and logistics properties from Lilium. The acquisition adds SEK 49 million in annual rental income to Episurf's growing Nordic real estate platform, expanding its industrial footprint across Sweden with a highly occupied portfolio backed by stable public and private tenants.
Global Net Lease has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Modiv Industrial in an all-stock deal valued at $535 million. The merger strengthens GNL’s industrial portfolio and is expected to close in the third quarter of 2026. Modiv stockholders will receive a 17 per cent premium and a 25 per cent increase in annual dividends.
M&G Real Estate has expanded its Japanese portfolio with a JPY 19.4 billion investment in six residential buildings across Tokyo. The deal, worth approximately USD 126 million, targets the city's high demand for rental housing. These assets will join the M&G Asia Property and Asia Living Property strategies, capitalising on Tokyo’s limited housing supply and steady population growth to provide reliable long term returns for global investors.
IOI Properties Group has acquired Asia Square Tower 2 in Marina Bay for S$2.476 billion from CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust. The deal increases the group’s Singapore assets under management to S$10 billion. With a high occupancy rate of 95.8%, the Grade A office tower joins a portfolio including South Beach Tower and IOI Central Boulevard Towers, making the group a major landlord in the Central Business District.
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