CSquare files for IPO as Brookfield-backed data center operator targets NYSE debut
CSquare plans to raise up to $1.35 billion in an IPO that could value the Brookfield-backed data center company at $4.18 billion.
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Texas
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Nuveen Green Capital Closes $38.6M C-PACE Deal for 180-Unit Texas Seniors Housing Campus
Nuveen Green Capital originated $38.6M in C-PACE financing for Falcon Senior Housing's 180-unit seniors campus in Horseshoe Bay, Texas.
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Ares Management Executes $1.7B Take-Private Deal for Whitestone REIT
Ares Management will acquire Houston-based Whitestone REIT in a $1.7B all-cash deal, taking private a 56-property Sun Belt convenience retail portfolio.
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Major Personnel Moves Reshape Texas CRE Industry Landscape
Texas commercial real estate firms announce key executive appointments and corporate expansions that signal growing confidence in the state's business climate. The moves come as investment activity accelerates across major metropolitan markets.
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Meta Pours $10 Billion Into West Texas AI Campus, Signaling Data Center Demand Surge
Meta raised its El Paso AI data center investment from $1.5B to $10B, targeting 1 gigawatt of capacity by 2028 — a signal of surging hyperscaler demand in secondary markets.
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Texas Commercial Real Estate Sees Wave of Executive Appointments and Corporate Moves
Texas CRE firms are making strategic executive hires and expansions across Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio in March 2026.
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Texas Real Estate Industry Sees Leadership Shifts and Corporate Changes
Texas CRE professionals track personnel shifts and company developments across Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio this week.
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Lone Star State Real Estate Scene Sees Leadership Shifts and Corporate Moves in Early March
Texas CRE firms announced leadership changes and corporate moves in early March, reflecting ongoing talent reshuffles across Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and other key markets.
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