European urban investor Urban Partners has sold four newly constructed logistics properties near Oslo to KLP Eiendom for NOK 1.8 billion. Covering 98,000 square metres across the Vestby and Moss transport hubs, the deal is Norway’s largest logistics transaction this year. The fully let portfolio features high environmental standards and premium tenants including H&M and Schibsted.
Real estate services firm Cushman and Wakefield has completed the 12.25 million USD sale of Monon and Main in Carmel, Indiana. Trading at 354 USD per square foot, the 34,650-square-foot mixed-use property has set a new record for office sales in the state. The four-story boutique building was entirely leased at the time of the transaction.
Figure Technology Solutions has secured a definitive $717 million deal to acquire AI lending platform Kiavi. The transaction, backed by a joint venture with Sixth Street, aims to transition billions in residential investment loans onto blockchain rails. This integration will leverage Figure's new AI tool, Adaptor, to automate data onboarding, targeting a 60 per cent medium-term EBITDA margin.
AvalonBay Communities and Equity Residential have revealed the future executive leadership team for their combined firm. The appointments will take effect after the completion of their multi-billion dollar corporate merger, which is scheduled for the second half of 2026. The new entity will control a substantial residential portfolio containing more than 180,000 rental apartments across the United States.
Legal technology specialist Legora has acquired Cadastral, an artificial intelligence platform built for the commercial property sector. The transaction represents Legora's first expansion into commercial real estate and establishes a new engineering base in New York City. Cadastral is the company's fourth acquisition this year, following substantial revenue growth and a multibillion-pound corporate valuation.
Warren Buffett's investment conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway has agreed an all-cash takeover of American housebuilder Taylor Morrison. The deal values the firm at an $8.5 billion enterprise value, offering shareholders a 24% premium. Taylor Morrison will delist from the New York Stock Exchange and become a private entity, though the current executive team will continue to run the business operations.
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