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Tempur Sealy to Rebrand as Somnigroup International Following $5B Acquisition of Mattress Firm

by John Nelson

LEXINGTON, KY. AND HOUSTON — Tempur Sealy International Inc. has completed its previously announced $5 billion acquisition of Mattress Firm Group Inc., the largest mattress specialty retailer in the United States. The Lexington-based mattress manufacturer purchased the Houston-based retailer using approximately $2.7 billion in cash considerations and about $1.3 billion in stock. Tempur Sealy will change its name to Somnigroup International Inc., effective Feb. 18, and trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “SGI.” Mattress Firm, Dreams and Tempur Sealy will operate as decentralized business units under Somnigroup International, with Mattress Firm and Dreams continuing to operate as multi-branded retailers and Tempur Sealy, primarily a manufacturer, continuing to serve third-party retailers as well as Mattress Firm, Dreams and its own direct-to-consumer channel. Additionally, Tempur Sealy expects to complete the previously announced sale 73 Mattress Firm retail locations and the company’s Sleep Outfitters subsidiary, which includes 103 specialty mattress retail locations and seven distribution centers, to MW SO Holdings Co. LLC (Mattress Warehouse) in the second quarter.

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CBRE Arranges $500M in Refinancing for Uber Headquarters in San Francisco

by Amy Works

SAN FRANCISCO — CBRE has arranged $500 million for the refinancing of 1655 and 1725 Third Street in San Francisco’s Mission Bay area. Uber Technologies Inc. (NYSE: UBER) occupies the office property, which serves as the ridesharing company’s global headquarters. The asset comprises two 11-story, Class A office buildings totaling 586,208 square feet. The borrower is a joint venture between affiliates of Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc., Uber and the Golden State Warriors, an NBA team that plays at the adjacent Chase Center. The joint venture refinanced the office development with a five-year, fixed-rate CMBS single-asset, single-borrower (SASB) loan. Brad Zampa and Mike Walker of CBRE secured the nonrecourse loan through Goldman Sachs and Barclays, both headquartered in New York. Both buildings are LEED Gold-certified and include a full-service, two-story café, barista-managed coffee bar, smoothie bar, event lounge and landscaped rooftop decks. Additionally, the properties are adjacent a to large fitness center, ground-floor restaurants and ample parking, and are part of Thrive City, a community gathering space. In the fourth quarter of 2024, the overall vacancy rate for San Francisco’s office market decreased by 40 basis points to 36.5 percent, according to CBRE. Net absorption turned positive for the first …

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Simon Unveils Plans for Multimillion-Dollar Transformation of Smith Haven Mall on Long Island

by John Nelson

LAKE GROVE, N.Y. — Mall giant Simon Property Group (NYSE: SPG) has unveiled plans for a multimillion-dollar transformation of Smith Haven Mall in the Long Island village of Lake Grove. The redevelopment project will feature improvements to both the interior and exterior of the mall, with the addition of new retailers, restaurants, a new outdoor plaza and amenities throughout the property. The redevelopment process will begin this summer and is scheduled for completion in 2026. “At Simon, we are committed to making significant investments across our portfolio to ensure that our centers continue to deliver exceptional customer experiences for today’s shoppers,” says Mark Silvestri, president of development at Simon. Smith Haven Mall’s exterior will be repainted and will include new signage, updated entryways, landscaping and seating accommodations. The mall’s interior will receive new flooring and fixtures, as well as enhancements to Center Court and a transformation of the food court with newly installed seating. New tenants at the mall include fashion retailer Zara, which will open its first location in Eastern Long Island near Smith Haven’s Center Court next year. The square footage of the new Zara was not disclosed, but the space will be “massive,” according to Simon. Additionally, Golf …

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Lee & Associates Report: Final Quarter 2024 Net Absorption Trends in Industrial, Office Likely Temporary; Multifamily, Retail Net Absorption Trajectories Stickier

by Sarah Daniels

Lee & Associates’ 2024 Q4 North America Market Report looks back at the tenant demand, absorption rates and vacancy trends for industrial, office, retail and multifamily sectors nationwide to extrapolate what might be on the horizon for 2025 and beyond. While net absorption in industrial and retail is down from the same period in 2023, the reasons — too much supply in the pipeline versus too little — are opposite for each sector. Similar mirroring due to reverse factors can be seen in the net positive absorption last quarter in office and multifamily. Net industrial absorption was down 45 percent in the last quarter of 2024, compared to the same quarter in 2023. However, vacancy rates are likely to decline this year due to a lower volume of construction starts completing in 2025. New in-office policies among prominent companies contributed to the office market’s second consecutive quarter of positive absorption, but overall, office vacancy numbers are expected to continue rising until 2026. Low vacancy and factors challenging development meant very few options for retail tenants seeking new, high-quality space. Retail tenants in the food and beverage arena have been taking advantage of increased national spending on food outside the home …

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Oxford Partners Arranges Sale of 41,450 SF Industrial Building in Northwest Houston

by Taylor Williams

HOUSTON — Locally based brokerage firm Oxford Partners has arranged the sale of a 41,450-square-foot industrial building in northwest Houston. According to LoopNet Inc., the building at 14199 Westfair Drive E was constructed on 2.7 acres in 2008 and features 28-foot clear heights. Perry Mazzone and Matt Rogers of Oxford Partners represented the buyer, Immobile Industrial LLC, in the transaction. Wyatt Huff, Hunter Stockard and Gray Gilbert of Partners Real Estate represented the undisclosed seller. 

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Local Survey: Texas Brokers, Owners Display Optimism for Second Trump Administration

by Taylor Williams

By Taylor Williams According to the results of Texas Real Estate Business’ annual reader forecast survey, to many commercial brokers and owners in Texas, the change of power in the White House is very much a good thing.  In the survey, respondents across a wide range of commercial jobs, practices and asset classes shared expectations for 2025 across an even wider range of topics. But as is usually the case every fourth December, it was the results of the presidential election that generated the most insight and feedback from participants. Like the man himself, the commentary on Donald Trump was often polarizing, but it’s a welcome respite from years of focusing on inflation and interest rates. Across two separate surveys, 45 brokers and owners/developers answered, via free-response format, the same question of how Trump’s re-election would impact the industry in the short run. Though in their entirety, responses ran the gamut from effusive to disheartened and everything in between — with many respondents unsurprisingly opting to remain anonymous — the overall resulting feeling is clearly one of optimism.  During his first term as president, Trump, a major commercial developer himself, routinely pressured the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, which …

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Subtext Begins Development of 259-Unit Apartment Complex in Suburban St. Louis

by Kristin Harlow

UNIVERSITY CITY, MO. — Subtext has begun development of LOCAL on Delmar, a 259-unit apartment complex in the St. Louis suburb of University City. Completion of the five-story project, located at 6650 Delmar Blvd., is slated for summer 2026. The 398,225-square-foot building will feature a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts, including townhomes that walk out onto Delmar Boulevard. There will also be 399 parking spaces in a five-story garage and approximately 7,100 square feet of street-level retail space. Amenities will include a clubroom, vinyl listening station, work-from-home hub, wellness suite, gym, yoga studio, pool terrace and grilling area. Situated in the Loop, the project site is located within a 12-minute walk from Washington University. Project partners include Brinkmann Constructors, ESG Architecture & Design, Larson Capital Management, Stock and Associates Consulting Engineers Inc. and First Mid Bank & Trust.

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Seizing Opportunity: Office Demand, Conversions Offer Bright Spots as NYC Market Stabilizes

by Taylor Williams

By Maya Khan, managing director, CBIZ Between the pandemic and the advent of hybrid work, it’s been a challenging stretch for the New York City office market. But savvy investors see skies clearing as interest rates come down and more employers call workers back to the office. The stabilizing market also offers new opportunities for office-to-residential conversions, thanks to recently enacted state and city incentives. In fact, office buildings sold for such purposes accounted for 50 percent of all development sales in Manhattan in the first half of 2024, according to data from Ariel Property Advisors. In what follows, we’ll take a deeper dive into those trends and look at how some New York real estate leaders who spoke at CBIZ’s “Manhattan to Main Street” panel are taking advantage of the current environment. The event, held in the fall of 2024, focused on the trillions of dollars in commercial real estate debt that is set to mature before 2028 and broader economic factors influencing the New York real estate market; it drew 85 attendees from the local real estate community. Opportunity on the Upswing It’s no secret that the Big Apple’s office sector has taken a beating in the past …

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Welltower Agrees to Acquire NorthStar Healthcare Income for $900M

by Hayden Spiess

TOLEDO, OHIO AND HOUSTON — An affiliate of Welltower Inc. (NYSE: WELL) has entered into an agreement to acquire NorthStar Healthcare Income Inc., a non-listed REIT that owns a diversified portfolio of seniors housing properties throughout the United States, for roughly $900 million.  Toledo-based Welltower will take ownership of NorthStar Healthcare’s portfolio of 40 seniors housing communities in the acquisition. Founded in 2010, Houston-based NorthStar Healthcare’s portfolio includes independent living, assisted living and memory care properties.  “We expect that this portfolio will serve to further enhance our regional densification strategy through our existing geographic footprint and network of exceptional seniors housing operators,” says Nikhil Chaudhri, co-president and chief investment officer of Welltower, calling the agreement a “win-win outcome for shareholders of both companies.”  NorthStar Healthcare stockholders will receive $3.03 per share according to the agreement, exceeding the net asset value per share of $2.96 as decided by NorthStar Healthcare’s board of directors in June 2024.  Under terms of the agreement, the NorthStar board of directors and advisors may initiate, solicit and consider alternative acquisition proposals during a 40-day “go shop” period beginning from the date of the merger agreement.  The all-cash transaction is scheduled to close within the first half …

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Simon Plans to Develop 325,000 SF Premium Outlets in Metro Nashville

by Kristin Harlow

THOMPSON’S STATION, TENN. — Mall owner Simon Property Group (NYSE: SPG) has entered into an agreement to purchase a development site in metro Nashville with plans to build a luxury shopping and lifestyle destination known as Nashville Premium Outlets. The 325,000-square-foot project will be situated at the intersection of I-65 and I-840 in the southern suburb of Thompson’s Station. “This project represents a significant investment in our town and has the potential to enhance local amenities, create jobs and strengthen our economy,” says Thompson’s Station Mayor Brian Stover. Simon is collaborating with Nashville-based Adventurous Journeys Capital Partners (AJ Capital), a company known for its work in hospitality and real estate development. Construction is expected to begin in 2026, but a timeline for completion was not provided. Preliminary plans call for 75 retailers, restaurants and a hotel, with the potential to add residential options and big box retailers. “We are excited to bring another premier shopping and lifestyle destination to Nashville, one of our country’s most dynamic and fastest growing markets,” says Gary Duncan, Simon’s president of Premium Outlets and The Mills brands. Nashville Premium Outlets will join Simon’s existing properties in the metro area, including Opry Mills and The Mall …

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