November 26, 2025 - 04:11

Avila Real Estate Capital (AREC), a notable player in the private real estate credit sector, has successfully closed the first round of its second debt fund, amassing around $100 million in commitments from investors. This initial closing includes a significant investment from Hillwood, a leading partner in the venture.
The newly established fund aims to gather a total of $1 billion in commitments, positioning itself to capitalize on opportunities within the residential development and homebuilding markets. With a clear focus on financing projects that meet the growing demand for housing, AREC is poised to make a substantial impact in the real estate landscape.
The strategic partnerships and robust capital base are expected to enhance the fund's ability to support various development projects, ultimately contributing to the growth of sustainable communities. As the real estate market continues to evolve, AREC's new debt fund is set to play a crucial role in facilitating innovative housing solutions.
July 10, 2026 - 04:24
Peapack Private Bank & Trust expands real estate payment methods through advanced check technologyPeapack Private Bank & Trust announced on July 9 that it has expanded the payment methods available for its real estate services by adopting ROC printing technology. This move allows the bank to...
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Elizabeth Warren Accuses Top Mortgage Regulator Bill Pulte of Abuse of Power, Calls for His RemovalU.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren has called for the immediate removal of Bill Pulte, the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, accusing him of abusing his authority. Warren specifically...
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Kingston, real estate co. reach Pike Plan canopy settlementThe city of Kingston and a local real estate company have reached a settlement regarding the controversial removal of more than 40 canopies along Wall and North Front streets. The canopies, part of...
July 8, 2026 - 03:40
Royals-affiliated LLC snaps up former Blue Cross headquarters near proposed downtown stadium siteA company linked to the Kansas City Royals has acquired the former Blue Cross and Blue Shield headquarters at 2301 Main St., according to a deed recently filed in Jackson County. The buyer`s...