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Lagfin, the Luxembourg-based vehicle behind the spirits group, booked a $10 million gain on 484-486 Broadway after converting office space to residential.

Vasant Capital's founder cites Soviet-era hyperinflation as the origin of her volatility tolerance, while Poland's Kulczyk family pivots from motorways to venture capital and opens deals to Western European partners.

High-net-worth investors deployed more than institutional buyers last year for the first time, seizing forced-sale assets while pension funds remain locked in legacy positions.

The 308-key luxury hotel at 252 High Holborn is the latest trophy hospitality deal to draw private capital outside U.S. gateway markets.

JLL arranged acquisition financing through Freddie Mac as local investment group completes portfolio repositioning.

The buyer has now assembled roughly $50 million in office and retail properties near the downtown plaza.

The Miami advisory firm invested alongside family offices in the acquisition of the Grade II-listed luxury hotel, financing provided by HSBC and Santander.

The investor now holds 14 properties totaling 126,000 square feet in the Virginia city's downtown core.

Wells Fargo's loan book more than doubled to $6.3 billion as construction financing outpaced rising rates, but SL Green's earnings miss shows the squeeze on leveraged owners.

The appellate panel reversed a lower-court ruling that had twice halted the tax rollout, finding plaintiffs failed to show they would actually owe the levy.

A quarter-point Fed increase is unlikely to trigger selling in European, US and Japanese real estate holdings, industry insiders say.

Office vacancy fell to 13.7 percent in the third quarter, the lowest level since late 2020, while Tyko Capital has provided more than $2 billion in construction financing within a year.

White Bridge Capital and international family office partners provided a significant share of equity for the 652-room waterfront hotel at 100 Chopin Plaza.

The New York RIA did not tell clients its broker-dealer marked up margin interest rates and swept clearing-firm compensation from cash balances for five years.

Financial advisors report muted interest in the $100 billion offering and warn the stock may take five to 10 years to deliver steady gains.

Rob Haugen of Michels Family Office said rate uncertainty has made the firm more selective in the asset class.

The crowdfunding platform reported a 7.65% average annual return across its US portfolio in the third quarter.

The Hamburg-based firm will co-invest shareholder capital alongside family offices in logistics, residential and infrastructure assets across Europe and the U.S.

The 900-lawyer firm now offers coordinated counsel across M&A, real estate, governance, and specialized assets including sports teams and NIL rights.

The Federal Open Market Committee voted 10-2 to leave rates unchanged, with Governor Lisa Cook and Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack preferring a quarter-point increase.

The custodian will subsidize a year of enterprise licenses for smaller firms that sign up by Nov. 30, offsetting the 20-seat minimum cost.

The 935,000-square-foot cross-dock property is backed by an investment-grade guarantee from infrastructure specialist Quanta Services.

Chief investment officers at three wealth advisory firms say they are targeting yields in the high single digits or double digits and capping leverage near 65%.

Milwaukee-based Michels Family Financial now invests only in "truly exceptional" projects, focusing on deeply discounted buildings with tenants in place.

Three CIOs said rate uncertainty is pushing screens to high-single-digit returns on cost and sub-65% loan-to-value ratios as offices trade at discounts.

Chief investment officers say they need conviction rates will fall before committing capital beyond deeply discounted properties and rent-reset plays.

Artificial intelligence attracts 51% of family offices making direct investments, while inflation replaces tariffs as the dominant macroeconomic concern.

The 46-room cliffside hotel on the Sonoma Coast changes hands as county occupancy rises 6.4 percent this year.

Investors are targeting distressed office buildings and big-box retail while avoiding long-term data center commitments and funds with leverage above 65%.

BlackRock survey of 206 single-family offices shows 30% plan to increase infrastructure exposure over the next year while nearly half hold private credit steady.

The family-owned firm redeployed $160 million from its exit of 655 Madison Avenue into a discounted $147.5 million acquisition in Midtown South, where tech leasing rose 20 percent in the first half.

Wealthcare and Mariner executives said advisors managing $250 million are spending six weeks on SEC audit responses, driving interest in supported-independence models that charge 10% to 20% of revenue.

Best will oversee capital raising and relationship development across wealth channels as the Charlotte firm expands distribution of its alternative real estate strategies.

A quarter of family offices underwent succession in the past decade, but only 37% said the incoming principal arrived very prepared, a Bank of America study found.

A second-generation principal whose firm completed the Nashville Yards transaction outlined a portfolio spanning 6,800 manufactured-housing lots across Texas.

Trevor Uhls gambled over $652,000 of investor funds on sports bets while promising returns on fabricated property deals, prosecutors said.

Apella Wealth and Waverly Advisors, both backed by Wealth Partners Capital Group, completed separate deals in October 2026 as consolidation accelerates across the wealth-management sector.

Nearly two-thirds of single-family offices now hold watches, art, jewelry and other collectibles, up from one-third a year earlier, BNY Wealth survey finds.

The Austin-based RIA tapped Grayson Dunaway, formerly of Oxford Financial Group, to lead the Atlanta-based platform integrating investment management, tax and estate planning.

FINTRX data shows 342 company transactions and 23 real estate deals across 161 family offices between July and September 2026.

The equity vehicle will partner with Amavi by Clarks to develop luxury villa projects in hill, lake and spiritual destinations across India.

Pontegadea Investments acquired the office tower from Irvine Co. at $393 per square foot in one of the year's largest downtown Chicago trades.

The haul, driven by SpaceX and other public offerings, came as Merrill reported 13% revenue growth and Bank of America absorbed a $1.2 billion anti-money laundering fine.

Matt Sonnen of Coldstream Wealth Management argues that most advisory firms track who reports to whom but fail to chart how client requests actually move through the organization.

More than 300 family offices now manage over $30 billion in assets as millennials and Gen Z push allocations toward healthtech, fintech and AI.

Two Texas Presidents, capitalized by Haynesville holdings, will deploy into operating businesses and the real estate beneath fuel and convenience infrastructure over the next five years.

The Plano-based firm serves families with $5 million to $50 million in assets through a coordinated team of specialists, targeting a segment typically below single-family office thresholds.

AJC Investment Group acquired the 4.5-acre site near Gate Parkway after the property sat on the market for nearly five years.

The Bajaj Finserv subsidiary secured commitments from family offices and institutions for a vehicle targeting $238 million.

EastBanc launched a distressed-office strategy this year focused on sub-$100-per-SF acquisitions for long-term repositioning, while institutional managers pursue mission-critical properties with tenant leverage.

The Wealth Management WMIQ Advisor Sentiment Index dropped three points in September to 115, with 39% of respondents expecting market declines over the next six months.

Investment managers, accountants and attorneys each see one part of a family's finances, but concentrated employer equity and cross-border holdings often fall outside any single advisor's scope.

The buyer acquired the 23,000-square-foot property from a private family that had owned it for more than three decades.

The 92,470-square-foot Franklin property sold at 100% occupancy with shop tenants averaging more than $800 per square foot in sales.

Daniel Kaufman will tell attendees that patient capital and freedom from fund deadlines give family offices an edge in a segment institutional investors typically avoid.