WASHINGTON, DC—The alternative asset manager is also raising funds for a core-plus fund, Carlyle Property Investors.

LOS ANGELES and NEW YORK CITY—The equity REIT resulting from the three-way merger has an equity market cap of about $9 billion and AUM of $58 billion.

WATFORD, UNITED KINGDOM—The mobile, collaborative workforce is changing the commercial real estate investment landscape, writes Aberdeen Asset Management's Andrew Allen in this EXCLUSIVE commentary.

LOS ANGELES—"These markets may offer attractive development and investment opportunities as tight market conditions push rents up further," says Andrea Cross at CBRE.

ATLANTA—Colliers International's Martin Pupil explains the value proposition in the firm's newly acquired IndSite technology platform for logistics and industrial site selection.

NEW YORK CITY—The new McCourt Partners represents an evolution of a joint venture launched in 2012 by Frank McCourt Jr. and Mark Walter after the latter acquired the Dodgers franchise from McCourt.

WASHINGTON, DC—However, it's a different story for mortgage REITs in 2016 and for equity REITs in the last month of the year.

MIAMI—Released Monday in connection with the CREFC January Conference in Miami, the biannual survey found that allocations have remained stable even as the dollar volume increased.