REAL ESTATE NEWS

GreenPoint Partners has secured a $300 million loan for its acquisition of a transport infrastructure portfolio that includes six properties.

The facility was originated by Realterm, with the assets on the portfolio spanning 158,000 square feet across buildings and 75 acres of rentable area. The properties are located in the states of California, Florida, Nevada, New Jersey and Oregon.

While Realterm did not reveal the exact cities each location is in, it said that all provide connectivity and access to surrounding metro areas.

"This financing reflects the continued growth of our credit platform and demonstrates our ability to deliver sophisticated solutions across increasingly complex transactions," Paul Sisson, head of credit at Realterm, said in a statement.

"We're seeing significant demand from borrowers who need a lender that truly understands industrial and logistics real estate. Our track record in these sectors allows us to move quickly and confidently on intricate deals."

Another recent origination from Realterm in the industrial sector was a $43.5 million loan for an IOS portfolio that spans 10 properties across Charleston and Atlanta.

Even with headwinds such as tariffs, the industrial sector is heading into 2026 on a strong footing. A Newmark report revealed in the fourth quarter that the asset class enjoyed net absorption of 60 million square feet, which was the best three-month performance in two years. Also, asking rents climbed by 2.9 percent to $10.43 per square foot. However, the vacancy rate edged up to 7.5 percent, while net absorption was down by 8.7 percent in the full year 2025.

Source: GlobeSt/ALM