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The ‘government has made a pig’s ear of inheritance tax reform’ as receipts increase
Inheritance tax (IHT) receipts for April to December 2025 reached £6.6bn, up £200m from the same period in 2024, according to the latest HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)…
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George Oliver JV Pays $26M for Phoenix Office Asset
4141 N Scottsdale Road spans 162,227 square feet. The new owner will redevelop the asset. Image courtesy of George Oliver Cos. A joint venture between George Oliver Cos. and Ascentris has acquired the office building at 4141 N. Scottsdale Road,…
Seligman Refinances Orange County Mixed-Use
Bridgecreek Business Park comprises one- and two-story buildings. Image courtesy of CommercialEdge The Seligman Group has secured a $35.5 million refinancing loan…
Vegas Shopping Center Changes Hands for $46M
Paradise Esplanade is adjacent to the famous Las Vegas Strip. Image courtesy of JLL Paradise Esplanade, a 58,727-square-foot shopping center in Las…
Buchanan Capital Buys Austin Office Campus
Completed in 1985, the two-building campus is 6 miles from downtown Austin. Image courtesy of Yardi Research Data Buchanan Capital Partners has…
New Home, Bright Smiles: Dental Education Association Relocates HQ
The American Dental Education Association will relocate its Washington, D.C., office to District Center at 555 12th St. NW. Photo courtesy of…
Rosen Equities Lands New Tenant in Manhattan
The Bricken Arcade is a 149,000-square-foot, 1928-built mid-rise office building in Manhattan’s Garment District. Image courtesy of CBRE Rosen Equities has signed…
Getting in the Heads of Data Center Tenants
The national data center market faces many constraints, including supply, access to power, and high construction costs. And yet, inventory continues to…
Understanding the Net Lease Reset
The single most pressing question in today’s net lease marketplace is this: What’s happening with cap rates? BJ Feller For the past two years, cap rates in the net lease market have been steadily increasing, driven by rising interest rates…