Real Estate Acquisitions in United States

Streamside Parks, a Nashville-based outdoor hospitality owner-operator, acquired a $97 million portfolio of seven premium RV resorts across Arizona, California, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. The deal adds 1,562 RV sites and expands Streamside into five new states, bringing its total footprint to 37 RV resorts and campgrounds across 16 states.

BlueWater Marinas, backed by Bain Capital Real Estate through a joint venture, acquired Bayside Marine, a full-service marina in Duxbury, Massachusetts. Bayside Marine has been owned and operated by the Kent family since 1949 and provides storage, maintenance/repair, and boat sales as an authorized Grady-White dealer. The Kent family will continue to lead day-to-day operations following the acquisition.

Hudson Valley Property Group (HVPG) announced the acquisition of Boston Bay and Hope Bay, two adjacent affordable housing properties in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood totaling 133 family units. The preservation project totals approximately $52.5 million and is financed with a Fannie Mae loan provided by KeyBank, with HVPG planning about $6.4 million in renovations. The acquisition marks HVPG’s first entry into the Massachusetts affordable housing market and expands its New England footprint.

Town Lane, a New York-based real estate investment manager, announced the acquisition of the ShopOne Centers vertically integrated retail operating platform and a 27-asset grocery-anchored retail portfolio from Pantheon. ShopOne Centers CEO Chris Reed is also investing in the transaction, and Town Lane plans to expand the ShopOne portfolio through additional retail acquisitions.

Storage Post Self Storage acquired a self-storage property at 353–367 Park Avenue in Newark, New Jersey, expanding its footprint in the state. The facility was previously operated by CubeSmart, and the transaction was completed with Marcus & Millichap serving as broker.

Homestead Road, a tech-enabled residential real estate company that buys homes “as is,” acquired Twin Cities Home Buyers, a local real estate investment firm serving the Twin Cities metro area. The deal is Homestead Road’s first announced acquisition and the first step in its strategy to roll up and professionalize the fragmented fix-and-flip market; Twin Cities Home Buyers will continue operating locally under the Homestead Road platform. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Makarora Management LP, together with Ares Alternative Credit funds, completed the all-cash acquisition of Plymouth Industrial REIT, Inc. in a transaction valued at approximately $2.1 billion. Plymouth shareholders will receive $22.00 per share in cash, and the company will be delisted from public securities exchanges following closing on January 27, 2026.

Keystone Equity Partners acquired David Nicholas Building & Property Maintenance, a luxury residential property management provider serving Southern New Jersey’s coastal communities. The deal represents Keystone’s initial investment for its newly launched Shoreline Platform, aimed at scaling services for high-end second-home owners in vacation markets. Founder David Nicholas will partner with Keystone as the business enters its next phase of growth.

PURE Property Management and HomeRiver Group announced a merger and will operate under the combined name PURE HomeRiver, creating what the companies describe as the nation’s largest third-party single-family rental (SFR) property management firm. The combined platform manages more than 40,000 homes across 80+ local offices in 200+ markets spanning 35+ states. Concurrent with the merger, the company secured $80 million in growth capital with PGIM (Prudential Financial’s global asset management business) serving as the primary lender to support further acquisitions and investment in technology and operations.

Oakline Properties acquired Four Star Realty, a Colorado-based third-party multifamily property management firm with a significant student housing management presence. The deal expands Oakline’s footprint in Colorado and the broader Mountain West region, while Four Star will continue operating under its existing brand and leadership.

Invitation Homes acquired ResiBuilt Homes, an Atlanta-headquartered build-to-rent developer focused on high-growth markets in the U.S. Southeast. The deal was valued at $89 million plus up to $7.5 million in incentive-based earn-out payments tied to third-party fee-build performance, and includes 23 existing fee-building contracts and options on approximately 1,500 lots (no land conveyed). ResiBuilt’s parent, RESICAP, will remain independent following the transaction.

MCB Real Estate, a Baltimore-based commercial real estate investment management and development firm, completed the acquisition of Austin-based Epic Real Estate Partners. The deal includes Epic’s operating company and the management/operation of 15 grocery-anchored shopping centers totaling just over 2 million square feet across 10 states, with a portfolio value exceeding $575 million. Epic team members will continue operating from the Austin and Dallas offices within MCB’s platform.

Compass completed an all-stock combination with Anywhere Real Estate Inc., bringing the two companies together under Compass International Holdings. Robert Reffkin, Compass’ Chairman and CEO, will lead the combined organization as it integrates operations and platforms around an end-to-end, cloud-based technology foundation for real estate professionals.

MCME Carell, a joint venture between Elliott Investment Management and Morning Calm Management, completed its acquisition of City Office REIT, Inc. for $7.00 per share. Following the closing, City Office REIT’s common stock will no longer be publicly listed.

Sea Glass, a boutique lifestyle real estate franchisor, has acquired Sperry Commercial Global Affiliates, a commercial real estate franchisor. The deal combines the two brands under a shared strategic vision to expand a platform serving both residential lifestyle and commercial real estate brokerages while maintaining each brand’s independence and existing leadership continuity.

TPG Real Estate acquired a majority interest in Quarterra, a multifamily rental housing development platform, through a strategic partnership with Lennar Corporation. Lennar retained a minority stake, and TPG made an additional $1 billion strategic commitment to support Quarterra’s future growth and multifamily development pipeline focused on attainable rental housing.

Anchor Health Properties acquired a majority interest in Chestnut Funds, a long-time investment partner. Chestnut Funds will operate as Anchor Health Capital, a fund advisory and investment management subsidiary of Anchor, expanding Anchor’s capital deployment and investment management capabilities in healthcare real estate.

Oakline Properties, a property and association management platform launched by Alpine Investors, acquired (partnered with) Drucker + Falk, a Top-50 NMHC multifamily and commercial property management firm with more than 43,000 apartment units under management. The Drucker and Falk families are expected to remain actively involved following the transaction, and the combined Oakline platform will manage 65,000+ units nationwide.

Rithm Capital Corp. completed its previously announced acquisition of Paramount Group, Inc., a vertically integrated REIT that owns, operates, and manages Class A office properties in New York City and San Francisco. The Paramount portfolio includes 13 owned and four managed office assets totaling more than 13.1 million square feet, expanding Rithm’s commercial real estate footprint and integrated asset management platform.

Cresa completed the acquisition of CMPG, a full-service project management firm headquartered in Diamond Bar, California. The transaction expands Cresa’s project management capabilities across Southern California, with CMPG’s leaders joining Cresa as Managing Principals and CMPG’s 22 employees and Inland Empire office transitioning into Cresa’s regional operations.

Wood Partners announced a strategic minority investment from a subsidiary of ITOCHU Corporation, with the investor acquiring a 19.5% stake. Wood Partners’ management team will retain majority ownership and continue to run the business, while long-time partner Fayez Sarofim & Co. will keep a significant minority interest; financial terms were not disclosed.

Outpost, a New York-based co-living operator, has merged with June Homes to form OJH Holdings, creating the largest coliving operator in the United States. The combined platform will manage roughly 4,000 units across seven major U.S. cities, with Outpost CEO Sergii Starostin leading the new entity and June Homes CEO Mauricio Zuniga serving as President.

Cresa, an occupier-centric commercial real estate firm, acquired Bluechip Insights, a North America-focused data analytics firm. The acquisition brings Bluechip’s demographic, incentives, labor intelligence, and AI-powered location analytics capabilities in-house to expand Cresa’s Strategy & Analytics Group.

Lincoln Property Company acquired Capstone Development Partners, inclusive of Capstone Management Partners, a student housing and university facilities development and management company. Capstone will continue operating under its brand (“Capstone Development Partners, powered by Lincoln”) as it joins Lincoln’s platform to expand capabilities in higher-education infrastructure, including on-campus and university-affiliated housing and related real estate solutions.

ElevateOS acquired RightFit Personal Training, a national marketplace that connects residents with certified personal trainers. The deal expands ElevateOS’s vertically integrated services marketplace and accelerates wellness programming rollout across multifamily properties by scaling on-site personal training and curated wellness experiences. As part of the transaction, RightFit CEO Matthew Kornblatt will join ElevateOS as Vice President of Fitness Operations.

Simon completed its full acquisition of The Taubman Realty Group Limited Partnership (TRG) by purchasing the remaining 12% interest it did not already own. The transaction was finalized through the issuance of 5.06 million limited partnership units in Simon Property Group L.P., giving Simon 100% ownership of TRG after an initial 80% stake acquired in 2020.

BBG acquired the commercial division of Carlson Norris & Associates, a real estate appraisal firm based in Fort Myers, Florida, from KOVA Companies. The deal expands BBG’s Florida footprint and establishes a new Fort Myers office, with industry veteran Michael P. Jonas joining BBG as Managing Director. Financial terms were not disclosed.

FRP Holdings Inc. acquired all business operations and the active logistics/warehouse development portfolio of Altman Logistics Properties LLC, fully integrating the platform into FRP. The deal expands FRP’s industrial development pipeline by roughly 1.28 million square feet across projects in New Jersey and Florida, including planned facilities in Parsippany and Hamilton, New Jersey, and multiple developments in the Tampa, Orlando, and Delray Beach, Florida markets. Altman Logistics Properties’ team, led by former president Mark Levy, will join FRP as part of the transaction; financial terms were not disclosed.

Cresa announced the acquisition of Fischer, a Dallas-based occupier advisory firm specializing in national and global strategic portfolio management. Fischer’s leadership team, including founder Cliff Fischer, will join Cresa as Managing Principals, and Cresa plans to invest in and scale Fischer’s proprietary technology platforms ManagePath and Visual Manager to enhance its corporate services platform and client experience.

LaunchPad Home Group acquired Scott Home Services, a Colorado Front Range provider of residential and specialty inspection services, and Attik Field Service Solutions, a software platform focused on streamlining inspection reporting and the inspection-to-repair workflow. The acquisitions expand LaunchPad’s regional capacity in Colorado and enable a national rollout of Attik’s technology across LaunchPad’s portfolio, with Chris Scott joining LaunchPad as Vice President of Product Development.

Fathom Holdings Inc. acquired START Real Estate, a Colorado-headquartered residential real estate brokerage focused on serving first-time homebuyers, to expand and scale START’s first-time buyer program across the United States. START Real Estate has about 70 agents, recently expanded into Utah, and is expected to close roughly 400 transactions this year with a mortgage attach rate exceeding 70%. Fathom plans to integrate START’s model into its intelliAgent platform and expects many START agents to join Fathom’s Elevate plan to drive growth and recurring revenue opportunities.

Seneca Group, a Seattle-headquartered real estate advisory and development management firm, merged with Cumming Group, a North American project management and cost consultancy. The transaction adds more than 70 Seneca Group professionals to Cumming Group and expands Cumming Group’s Pacific Northwest presence, with Seneca’s leadership continuing to run operations within Cumming Group.

Hospitality at Work, a property management firm and wholly owned subsidiary of Lowe, acquired Denver-based Vector Property Services. Vector manages over 2.5 million square feet of institutional property, which brings Hospitality at Work’s total managed space to approximately 11 million square feet nationwide. Most of Vector’s property management, engineering, and accounting staff are expected to join Hospitality at Work as part of the transaction.

Lincoln Property Company acquired BL Mosher Consulting, a construction project management firm founded in 2008 and led by founder Barry Mosher. The Topsfield, Massachusetts-based BL Mosher Consulting team will be integrated into Lincoln’s Corporate Advisory & Solutions (CAS) group (CAS East Division) to expand Lincoln’s project management and real estate advisory capabilities across the U.S. and Canada.

Bain Capital Real Estate and BlueWater Marinas acquired Kent Narrows Boatel (KNB), a Class-A heated drystack marina located in Kent Narrows, Maryland, just outside of Annapolis. The acquisition marks the fourth marina added to the Bain Capital/BlueWater portfolio.

Alpine Investors announced the launch of Oakline Properties, a new platform focused on scaling property and association management businesses across the United States. In conjunction with the platform launch, Oakline Properties partnered with Cirrus Asset Management, Inc., a property and asset management firm founded in 2007.

GK Properties and Signature Real Estate Group announced a strategic merger combining two established Southern Nevada real estate brokerages. The merger is intended to expand agent support, strengthen marketing/training resources, and increase value for buyers and sellers across the Las Vegas-area market.

Yugo, a global student housing brand and operator and part of The Dot Group, announced it has acquired U.S.-based student housing operator Campus Advantage. Campus Advantage will transition to Yugo U.S., adding more than 430 team members and expanding the combined footprint to nearly 40,000 beds across 88 properties in 28 states. Campus Advantage founder Mike Peter will become CEO of Yugo U.S., with Jim Sholders joining as President of Yugo U.S.

BlackRock, Inc. has completed its acquisition of ElmTree Funds, a real estate private equity firm specializing in commercial net-lease and build-to-suit investments focused on industrial properties. The deal adds ElmTree to BlackRock’s Private Financing Solutions (PFS) platform to expand long-dated contractual income solutions for clients, with ElmTree’s James Koman continuing to lead the ElmTree investment strategies within PFS.

Broadshore Capital Partners’ management team, led by CEO Brad Howe, completed a management buyout to acquire the majority ownership interest previously held by The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America. The transaction transitions Broadshore to a fully independent, management-owned real estate investment and advisory firm, with no expected impact to day-to-day operations or leadership.

Community Management Holdings (CMH), backed by Charlesbank Capital Partners, acquired HOAMCO and Alamo Management Group (AMG), expanding CMH’s community association management platform. HOAMCO (Phoenix, Arizona) and AMG (San Antonio, Texas) will continue operating under their existing brands and leadership as CMH grows its national footprint.

Outrig expanded into Florida by acquiring Fortress RV & Boat Storage and Nar-Vista Commerce Center in Orlando. The properties will be rebranded as Outrig – Orlando and Outrig – Orlando Commerce Park, respectively, expanding Outrig’s RV/boat storage footprint and adding its first small bay industrial offering.

MCS, a national property services company, acquired MSI, a property preservation and field services provider, to expand MCS’s national platform and capabilities. MSI’s services, employees, clients, and vendor network will be integrated into MCS, enhancing coverage and technology-enabled delivery for institutional clients nationwide.

Lincoln Property Company acquired Las Vegas-based commercial real estate services firm Gatski Commercial to expand its services platform in Southern Nevada. The deal adds approximately 13 million square feet of leased and managed real estate to Lincoln’s business, bringing Lincoln’s Nevada property management and leasing portfolio to more than 20 million square feet.

Hunt Companies, Inc. acquired a controlling (majority) interest in Carter, a privately held real estate investment and development firm headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. The transaction strengthens Carter’s mixed-use and residential development platform and expands its ability to pursue larger projects across the United States. Following the deal, Carter CEO/Chairman Bob Peterson is retiring, while Scott Taylor will continue as President and CEO leading day-to-day operations.

Storage Post Self Storage acquired three long-standing Sofia Storage self-storage facilities located in Manhattan and Brooklyn, expanding its footprint in New York City. The seller was the Sofia family, and Storage Post plans to integrate the sites into its operations while introducing technology and amenity upgrades.

Doorvest acquired Wreno, an AI-powered vendor management and project automation platform for property operations. Doorvest plans to combine its real estate investing marketplace and lending platform with Wreno’s technology to streamline operations, centralize portfolio data, and support its strategy of acquiring local property management companies.

The Real Brokerage Inc. acquired Flyhomes’ AI-powered consumer home search portal and related technology assets, which it plans to integrate into its forthcoming consumer-facing product, Leo for Clients. Concurrently, Real made an equity investment in Flyhomes to support Flyhomes’ shift toward becoming a wholesale mortgage lender focused on modern home financing solutions.

Rocket Companies has completed its acquisition of Redfin, combining Redfin’s real estate brokerage website and agent network with Rocket’s mortgage lending platform (Rocket Mortgage). The companies plan to offer integrated products such as Rocket Preferred Pricing to qualified homebuyers and have rebranded Redfin as “Redfin Powered by Rocket.”

Knightvest Capital acquired Avana Desert View, a 412-unit garden-style apartment community in Scottsdale, Arizona. The purchase represents the eighth investment in Knightvest’s Fund II and expands Knightvest’s Phoenix metro footprint to over 5,000 units owned and managed. Knightvest plans value-add renovations including modernizing unit interiors, refreshing common areas, and upgrading community amenities.

New Home Co. completed its previously announced acquisition of Landsea Homes Corporation, combining the two homebuilders into a privately held, top-25 national homebuilder led by New Home CEO Matthew Zaist. Landsea Homes shareholders will receive $11.30 per share in cash, and Landsea Homes’ shares were delisted from NASDAQ effective upon closing. The transaction was funded by an equity contribution from funds managed by affiliates of Apollo, land banking capital from Millrose Properties (acquiring $522 million of homesites under option with New Home), and a senior notes offering by New Home.

L+M Companies announced a strategic partnership and significant investment from Sixth Street to support and expand L+M’s affordable and mixed-income housing development and preservation efforts across the United States. L+M will remain the majority partner and its long-term leadership team will remain in place.

Entrata, a multifamily property management operating system provider, announced a $200 million minority investment from funds managed by Blackstone at a $4.3 billion valuation. The investment is intended to support Entrata’s next phase of growth and continued expansion of its technology solutions for the rental housing/property management industry.

StayTerra Vacations, a vacation rental management collection backed by Garnett Station Partners, announced an investment in Moving Mountains, a luxury vacation home property management and rental company in Colorado’s mountain markets. Moving Mountains will join the StayTerra collection and gain access to growth capital plus enhanced technology, data, and customer service capabilities to support long-term expansion. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Millrose Properties, Inc. provided a $700 million commitment to acquire a portfolio of homesites in partnership with New Home Company to support New Home’s planned acquisition of Landsea Homes Corporation. After closing (expected in the third quarter of 2025), Millrose will develop and deliver the homesites to New Home over time under its Homesite Option Purchase Platform (HOPP'R).

Lower, a digital mortgage lender, acquired Movoto, a U.S. real estate portal previously owned by OJO Labs. The deal combines Lower’s lending platform and retail network with Movoto’s consumer traffic to build an end-to-end homeownership platform connecting homebuyers, agents, and loan officers. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Awayday, a U.S. vacation rental property management platform, announced a strategic investment led by a private equity fund managed by Ares Management. Existing sponsor LightBay Capital fully realized its prior Fund I investment and re-invested alongside Ares in Fund II; financial terms were not disclosed.

Casago announced it has completed the acquisition of Vacasa, a vacation rental management platform in North America. Roofstock also invested in the transaction and became a partner in Casago. Following the deal’s completion, Vacasa’s common stock ceased trading and is no longer listed on Nasdaq.

Chicago-based The Apartment Source merged its property management division with Westward360, a real estate property management services provider. The combination allows The Apartment Source to focus on multifamily leasing while Westward360 expands its management portfolio and leverages enhanced leasing services in the Chicago market.

Ellis & Tinsley, Inc. and Vasseur Commercial Real Estate have merged to form Team & Vasseur Commercial Real Estate (TVCRE) in Fort Worth, Texas. The combined firm will provide commercial real estate brokerage, property management, and investment services across the North Texas market, led by partners Nathan Vasseur and Charles “C.B.” Team, with Ellis & Tinsley founder Bill Ellis remaining involved as an owner.

United Real Estate announced that Portland, Oregon-based MORE Realty has joined its national network, expanding United’s footprint into Nevada and New Mexico. MORE Realty will retain its ownership, brand, leadership, and staff while gaining access to United’s tools, technology, and support resources to accelerate growth.

PMI Meridian Management, an Indianapolis-based real estate/property management company, acquired Sarasota-based Capstone Association Management in a strategic move to enter the Florida market. Capstone will be renamed PMI Capstone, expanding PMI’s presence in the Sarasota area and broadening the combined firms’ association management service offerings.

Final Offer, an offer, negotiation, and collaboration platform for residential real estate, announced it has acquired Private Collection, a source of listing information for off-market properties. The deal adds more than $1B of off-market inventory to Final Offer’s platform and expands its Exclusive Listings offering with deeper integration for brokerages and agents.

Cresa, a Chicago-based commercial real estate services firm, acquired Houston boutique commercial real estate services company Axis Tenant Advisors. Axis founder and owner Scot Ison joined Cresa as a principal in its Houston office; financial terms were not disclosed.

Evernest, a tech-enabled property management company, acquired Cupertino, California-based Poplar Homes in its largest acquisition to date, expanding Evernest’s footprint to nearly 23,000 units across 50+ markets. Concurrently, Evernest secured $15 million in strategic growth funding led by LL Funds, a prior strategic investor in Poplar Homes. Following the Poplar Homes acquisition, Poplar-owned multifamily managers Zendoor and the third-party property management business of 33 Realty are being integrated into Evernest’s Multifamily Division in summer 2025.

Hunt Military Communities (HMC) announced it has acquired full ownership of Homeport Hampton Roads, a privatized housing development serving unaccompanied U.S. Navy personnel. Homeport Hampton Roads is a $336 million project in Norfolk and Newport News, Virginia, comprising 1,846 furnished units and extensive community amenities.

Quad-C Management has completed the sale of @properties, a Chicago-based real estate services company, to Compass, Inc. The transaction brings @properties’ residential brokerage operations, title and mortgage businesses, and the Christie’s International Real Estate network under Compass’ platform.

NAI James E. Hanson acquired The Garibaldi Group, combining two longstanding commercial real estate brokerage and services firms in the New Jersey market. The transaction also includes NAI Summit (based in Allentown, Pennsylvania), which The Garibaldi Group had acquired previously and will continue to operate under its own name.

Inframark, LLC acquired Cornerstone Properties, Inc., a community management company headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona. The deal expands Inframark’s community management footprint in the Southwest/Arizona market, and Cornerstone’s president Mike Roberson will continue to lead daily operations.

Vacatia, Inc. acquired The Berkley Group, Inc. and Daily Management, Inc., expanding its timeshare resort technology, rental, sales, development, and property management capabilities. The transaction combines Vacatia’s technology and product innovation with Berkley and Daily Management’s resort sales, development, and management experience, while the acquired companies retain their current operations and locations. The acquisition was financed in partnership with certain affiliates of Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited.

Second Avenue, a Tampa-based single-family rental platform, acquired Pacific Oak Residential, Inc., a Jacksonville-based property management company managing 2,110 single-family homes valued at about $400 million. The deal expands Second Avenue’s portfolio to 5,300 homes under management and increases assets under management to $1.5 billion, while extending its operating footprint into additional Midwest states.

United Real Estate announced that SunWest Real Estate Advisors has joined its Kansas City-based brokerage, Platinum Realty, expanding Platinum’s luxury real estate capabilities and Midwest footprint. The merger brings SunWest’s luxury portfolio and expertise into Platinum/United’s platform, providing SunWest agents access to enhanced technology, benefits, and marketing resources.

William Raveis Real Estate, Mortgage & Insurance announced the strategic acquisition of Jordan Real Estate (JRE), a boutique residential real estate brokerage serving the Nantucket community. JRE has operated on Nantucket for 32 years and has been led by co-owners Gloria Grimshaw and David Callahan since 2007.

Storage Post Self Storage acquired five premium self-storage facilities in the Chicagoland area, marking its entry into the Midwest market. The acquired locations surround downtown Chicago and will be upgraded/operated under Storage Post’s service and amenity standards as the company continues expanding through acquisitions.

U-Haul acquired a former Extra Space Storage self-storage facility at 1717 W. River Road N. in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and began operating it as U-Haul Moving & Storage at West River Road. The two-story, 975-unit climate-controlled property was acquired on November 18 and opened under U-Haul management on November 19.

United Real Estate announced a merger between its New Orleans-based affiliate, United Real Estate | Partners, and Real Estate Resource Group to expand its presence in the Greater New Orleans market. The combined brokerage will operate three offices (New Orleans, Metairie and Mandeville) with nearly 200 agents under the United brand, providing RERG affiliates access to United’s marketing, training, and support platforms.

FCA Management merged with Bonaventure’s property management division and subsequently rebranded the combined property management platform as Vest Residential. The merger added Bonaventure’s market-rate, affordable, and age-restricted communities and property management team, creating a platform managing more than 20,000 multifamily units across eight states.

BRIDGE Housing acquired Bethany Meadows, an income-restricted affordable housing community near Beaverton in the Portland metro area, preserving 340 apartments as long-term low-income housing before affordability restrictions were set to expire in 2–3 years. The acquisition was supported by a $250 million revolving credit facility financing arrangement with Morgan Stanley and National Equity Fund to help BRIDGE move quickly on preservation acquisitions.

Fathom Holdings, Inc., the parent of Fathom Realty, acquired Scottsdale, Arizona-based real estate brokerage My Home Group, adding more than 2,200 agents and expanding Fathom’s nationwide agent network to roughly 14,500. The purchase price was not disclosed; Fathom plans to retain the My Home Group brand, with co-founders Jereme (Jerome) Kleven and Mark Hutchins continuing to run day-to-day operations. Fathom expects the deal to strengthen its Arizona/Southwest presence and enable cross-selling of its mortgage and title services to My Home Group’s clients.

Jamestown completed its acquisition of the Atlanta-based subsidiary of North American Properties on October 30, 2024, acquiring the subsidiary’s real estate operating platform. The deal also includes an investment by a Jamestown affiliate in the platform’s portfolio of mixed-use properties across multiple U.S. markets, while North American Properties will continue as an investor in the property portfolio.

Hunt Military Communities (HMC) acquired Atlantic Marine Corps Communities (AMCC) from Lendlease, expanding HMC’s U.S. military housing portfolio. The transaction includes approximately 7,900 housing units serving about 24,000 residents across eight military installations in North Carolina, New York, Massachusetts, and South Carolina.

Spokane-based Windermere Lease Source Property Management acquired the assets of Watson Management Co., a longtime Spokane property manager. The deal adds about 550 properties to Windermere Lease Source’s portfolio, bringing it to roughly 1,100 units under management, and Windermere retained four key Watson employees while the owners retired. Financial terms were not disclosed.

ERA Prime Real Estate Group, a Michigan-based ERA franchise, announced the acquisition of Southgate, Michigan-based GAP Realty Group. The deal expands ERA Prime’s service area and market share in Southeast Michigan; financial terms were not disclosed. GAP founder Alex Pandoff will remain with the combined firm as an associate broker operating under the ERA Prime Real Estate Group name.

American Healthcare REIT, Inc. exercised its purchase option to acquire the remaining 24% minority membership interest in Trilogy REIT Holdings, LLC from its joint venture partner affiliate of NorthStar Healthcare Income, Inc. The all-cash transaction totaled approximately $258 million and resulted in American Healthcare REIT becoming the sole owner of Trilogy Holdings and its Integrated Senior Health Campuses portfolio.

PLACE announced the acquisition of Livian, a real estate team servicing platform. Livian’s platform will be fully integrated into PLACE’s brokerage-inclusive technology, business, and consumer services ecosystem to expand offerings for real estate teams and consumers.

JAG Management Company, an affiliate of Jefferson Apartment Group, expanded its North Carolina property management portfolio by adding nearly 1,400 multifamily units across the Raleigh-Durham area. The expansion includes assuming management of J501 Estates in Durham (a 240-unit community acquired by JAG with partner STARS REI in late 2023) and taking on third-party management of four additional communities.

Roundhouse, a vertically integrated multifamily developer/operator headquartered in Boise, Idaho, announced it has completed multiple multifamily property acquisitions across the Western U.S. The acquired properties include Cycle Apartments (Fort Collins, Colorado), Clovis Point (Longmont, Colorado), Eagle's Landing Apartments (Idaho Falls, Idaho), and Sentral First Hill (Seattle, Washington), contributing to Roundhouse’s 2024 acquisition activity reported at over $300 million year-to-date.

Doorvest, a full-service real estate investing platform, announced the acquisition of Getaway, a PropTech company focused on helping investors find and finance investment properties. The deal adds Getaway’s financing products and investment sourcing technology to Doorvest’s platform, creating a more vertically integrated end-to-end solution for sourcing, financing, transacting, and managing investment properties.

Worth Clark Realty acquired South Estates Realty, a private real estate brokerage based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The deal adds 15 agents and integrates South Estates Realty’s operations into Worth Clark’s agent-owned brokerage platform; financial terms were not disclosed. Former broker-owner Jackie South will serve as managing broker for Worth Clark’s Dallas-Fort Worth, Tyler, and Longview markets.

Avanti Residential acquired The Residence at Old Hickory Lake, a 116-unit Class A lakefront multifamily community in the Nashville metropolitan area. The property, completed in 2018, was purchased from Arnold Companies and represents Avanti Residential’s entry into the Nashville market.

The Broe Group and Hudson Valley Parking Trust (HVPT) acquired 100% of Dallas-based Platinum Parking. The deal expands the partners’ parking operations footprint into 19 new markets across six high-growth states and adds over 100,000 parking spaces across 300 locations. The acquisition follows the partners’ prior purchase of ICON Parking in July 2024 as they build a national parking platform.

BiggerPockets announced a majority investment from The Chernin Group (TCG), a multi-stage investment firm focused on building and growing consumer businesses. The investment is intended to accelerate BiggerPockets’ growth, enhance its membership experience, and speed development of new real estate investing products and marketplace tools.

Seabreeze Management Company announced the acquisition of Amber Property Management, a full-service property management firm based in Mission Viejo, California. The deal expands Seabreeze’s scale and supports its strategic growth plan to invest in aligned property management firms and broaden its customer-first mission.

Century Communities, Inc. acquired substantially all the assets of Anglia Homes, LP, a Houston, Texas single-family homebuilder. The acquisition adds more than 25 communities in Greater Houston and Anglia’s operations and assets will transition to the Century Communities brand.

United Real Estate announced a merger between its United Real Estate | Dallas operation and REAL Dallas Properties & Management to expand its North Texas presence. The transaction adds approximately 70 agents to United’s Dallas operations, growing its footprint in the region to more than 800 agents, and transitions REAL Dallas Properties’ agents to United’s transaction-fee model and shared offices/resources.

The Broe Group has partnered with Hudson Valley Parking Trust to acquire 100% of ICON Parking, New York City's largest parking operator. ICON Parking operates more than 150 locations across New York City and processes over two million annual transactions. The partnership became effective July 15, 2024 and is intended to support ICON Parking's continued growth and future expansion.

ERA Prime Real Estate Group, an ERA franchise brokerage based in Michigan, acquired Compass Realty Pro of Southgate, Michigan to expand its market share in southeast Michigan. Financial terms were not disclosed, and Compass Realty Pro founder Mark Higgins will join ERA Prime as a managing broker.

Blackstone Real Estate Partners X, an affiliate of Blackstone, completed the acquisition of all outstanding common shares of Apartment Income REIT Corp. (AIR Communities) in an all-cash deal. The transaction valued AIR Communities at approximately $10 billion including assumed debt, at $39.12 per share, taking the company private.

AKAM, a Florida- and New York-based property management company, announced the acquisition of Property Management Resources (PMR), a Southern Florida property management firm. The transaction expands AKAM’s footprint in Florida and brings PMR-managed properties access to AKAM’s broader suite of services, including capital project management, energy services, procurement, and insurance/risk management. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Porter Vacation Rental Management acquired Soar Vacation Rental Services, expanding its vacation rental management presence in the Galveston, Texas market. The transaction closed at the end of May 2024 and brings Porter’s Galveston-area portfolio to over 110 coastal rentals.