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Sunday Proptech is buying the Dutch hotel group, which operates 170 hotels across the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, from Egeria and management.
Pavilion launches with backing from the three investors after combining 20 local vacation rental operators managing more than 5,000 homes in the US.
The investment was made through the Warburg Pincus Capital Solutions Founders Fund, while existing majority owners Ares Private Equity and LightBay Capital remain controlling shareholders.
The commercial real estate services network with more than 325 offices and 5,800 professionals across 65 countries moves from C-III Capital Partners to C-IV Capital Partners in an internal Island Capital Group reorganization.
The deal brings together three Pollen Street Capital-backed businesses to form a group with approximately €60 billion in assets under management and 2,000 employees across Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece.
Marking its seventh add-on in two years, the deal takes Ryze into Spain, adding real estate valuation services to the AnaCap-backed consultancy.
The add-on brings a closing communication and automation platform used by hundreds of title companies nationwide to the platform, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.
The platform starts with an Atlanta-based Qualified Intermediary handling more than 600 1031 exchanges and $500 million in proceeds annually.
Casago has launched VueStay Vacations, a full-service manager of about 4,500 short-term and vacation rental homes across US destinations, with backing from Trivest Partners.
The retail real estate owner operates about 230 centers and drew backing from PSP Investments, La Caisse and Norges Bank Investment Management.
The Tucson property includes 289 garden-style units and nearly 12.5 acres, with Bryten Real Estate Partners taking over management.
Located in Richardson’s Telecom Corridor, the 458-unit multifamily community sits near Dallas-Fort Worth employment centers, retail amenities and transportation infrastructure.
Across New York City’s Bronx borough, the investment is centered on residential real estate serving local tenants directly.
The all-cash transaction valued Peakstone at approximately $1.2 billion and will be integrated into Brookfield's global logistics platform spanning over 160 million square feet.