Newport Beach, CA, August 6, 2025 — The Green Street Commercial Property Price Index® decreased 0.1% in July. Over the past twelve months, the all-property index has increased 3.2%.

“High interest rates and economic uncertainty—it’s been one or the other this year, and often both—have kept a lid on property pricing,” said Peter Rothemund, Co-Head of Strategic Research at Green Street.

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The acquisition marks a significant milestone in Green Street’s global growth strategy and its continued investment in delivering best-in-class, property-level data across real assets. College House enhances Green Street’s robust data platform and deepens its U.S. presence by bringing unrivaled coverage of the fast-growing student housing market.

“Property-level data is foundational to Green Street’s strategy,” said Jeff Stuek, CEO of Green Street. “With the addition of College House, we’ve extended our leadership into student housing and enhanced our ability to deliver granular insights to our clients. Their best-in-class product is a strong fit for Green Street, and we are proud to join forces with their exceptional team. This acquisition aligns with our global growth strategy and accelerates our vision to provide the most comprehensive commercial real estate intelligence platform in the world.”

In the near term, College House expands Green Street’s U.S. sector coverage with one of the most trusted sources of student housing data. Over time, it will serve as a strong foundation for the development of new sector-specific analytics, modeling, and benchmarks within Green Street’s offering.

“Joining Green Street marks an exciting new chapter for College House,” said Charlie Matthews, Founder of College House. “Our focus has always been on delivering data transparency and depth to the student housing space. With Green Street’s scale, resources, and expertise, we’re excited to take our mission to the next level and bring even more powerful analytics and insights to the broader market.”

The combination of College House and Green Street platforms will drive deeper sector expertise, insights and analytics for both investors and operators in the Student Housing industry.

Green Street was advised by Kirkland & Ellis, LLP. College House was advised by Greenberg Taurig, LLP on the acquisition.

About Green Street

Green Street is a forward-thinking real assets company at the forefront of transforming the commercial real estate market with cutting-edge predictive analytics, data-driven insights, and actionable intelligence. With over 40 years of expertise, Green Street empowers investors, lenders, and stakeholders across the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia to make optimized investment and strategic decisions.

About College House

College House is a leading data and analytics provider for investors, owners, and operators focused on the U.S. student housing market. College House delivers robust, property-level data and performance metrics that help clients navigate a competitive and evolving sector.

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Newport Beach, CA, July 7, 2025 — The Green Street Commercial Property Price Index® was unchanged in June. Over the past twelve months, the all-property index has increased 3.4%.

“Property pricing hasn’t changed much this year,” said Peter Rothemund, Co-Head of Strategic Research at Green Street. “Interest rates remain elevated, and that’s kept pricing in check.”

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NEWPORT BEACH, CA – June 26, 2025 – Green Street, the leading provider of trusted commercial real estate intelligence and unbiased insights, has expanded its U.S. Market Data and Deals platform with the full coverage of Data Centers and Lodging, bringing the total sectors under coverage to nine. Utilizing five years of forecasted operating fundamental insights plus historical time series, Green Street’s expanded private market Data & Analytics suite delivers comprehensive, timely, and actionable intelligence, helping customers capitalize on emerging trends and outperform in fast-moving sectors.

“With considerable demand ahead, the data center sector continues its rapid growth with few signs of slowing,” remarks David Guarino, Green Street’s Managing Director and sector head of global Data Centers and Towers. “Data Centers check the box on nearly every investor’s wish list – healthy demand, high credit quality tenants, supply barriers, landlord negotiating leverage, long-term leases, rising rental rates, lucrative development profit margins, and an abundance of capital. This sought-after sector presents opportunities where data-driven decision-making is critical, and Green Street’s expanded private market platform empowers customers to do just that.”

“Green Street’s expanded U.S. Lodging sector coverage delivers timely insights as the industry navigates an evolving demand landscape and limited new hotel supply that is likely to result in varied investment outcomes across major markets. By accessing Green Street’s private market Lodging data and analytics, customers can make informed decisions and capitalize on emerging opportunities in a resilient sector that is poised to enjoy long-term growth,” said Chris Darling, Green Street’s Senior Analyst and sector head of U.S. Lodging.”

Green Street continues to invest in product innovation and expanding its coverage, unveiling a host of proprietary sector and market-specific data and analytics, specific to Data Centers and Lodging. Market participants can enhance their analysis, identify emerging trends, benchmark performance, validate strategies, and drive returns through the new enhancements to Green Street’s U.S. private market data platform:

• Market Data & Snapshot Reports | Access market and submarket grades, nominal cap rates, CPPIs®, IRRs, macro and demographic data, and more.
  Market Forecasts | Inform investment strategies with 5-year forecasts for operating fundamentals plus historical time series back to 2005 (Lodging) and 2013 (Data Centers).

• Expanded Coverage | View Data Center coverage across 14 key markets plus Lodging sector coverage across the top 50 U.S. markets.

• Flexible Data Delivery | Integrate Data Center/Lodging data and insights directly into one’s models via Excel Add-In, Snowflake, and API to streamline workflows.

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Green Street is the leading provider of actionable commercial real estate research, news, data, analytics, and advisory services in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia. For 40 years, Green Street has delivered unparalleled intelligence and trusted data on the public and private real estate markets, helping investors, banks, lenders, and other industry participants optimize investment and strategic decisions. The firm delivers exclusive market information, conclusion-driven insights, and predictive analytics through a SaaS platform. To learn more, please visit www.greenstreet.com.

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Newport Beach, CA, June 5, 2025 — The Green Street Commercial Property Price Index® increased 0.6% in May. Over the past twelve months, the all-property index has increased 4.1%.

“Despite the volatility over the past couple of months, the bid for commercial properties has remained firm,” said Peter Rothemund, Co-Head of Strategic Research at Green Street. “Pricing is essentially unchanged this year. And unless Treasury yields continue to come in, it’s unlikely we’ll see much price appreciation this year.”

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• Regional Divergence: Why home price appreciation is no longer moving in sync across the U.S.
• Household Budgets: How shifting consumer finances are influencing demand for single-family ownership and rentals

Whether you’re investing, managing risk, or planning long-term strategy, this report provides a deeper look into the forces shaping the residential sector.  

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Newport Beach, CA, May 6, 2025 — The Green Street Commercial Property Price Index® decreased 0.5% in April. Over the past twelve months, the all-property index has increased 4.3%.

“It’s too early to say how much the events of the past month are impacting property prices,” said Peter Rothemund, Co-Head of Strategic Research at Green Street. “But the outlook for property pricing is better than it was a few weeks ago. The stock market has rebounded, and Treasury yields have come in a little from their mid-April highs.”

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Newport Beach, CA, April 4, 2025 — The Green Street Commercial Property Price Index® increased 0.3% in March. Over the past twelve months, the all-property index has increased 4.9%.

“Property pricing has been stable this year, but the sell-off in the stock market is ominous,” said Peter Rothemund, Co-Head of Strategic Research at Green Street. “Real estate values aren’t going up over the near term, but it’s unclear how much they may decline. A weak economy is a negative but falling Treasury yields help pricing.”

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Newport Beach, CA, March 6, 2025 — The Green Street Commercial Property Price Index® was unchanged in February. Over the past twelve months, the all-property index has increased 4.5%.

“Property pricing hasn’t changed much recently,” said Peter Rothemund, Co-Head of Strategic Research at Green Street. “And we don’t see much changing over the near term. Though interest rates have been falling—and that usually provides a boost to property values—they’ve been going down for the wrong reasons.”

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Newport Beach, CA – February 6, 2025 – Green Street, the leading provider of trusted commercial real estate intelligence and unbiased insights, has released its annual U.S. Sector Outlooks, providing forward-looking insights into market fundamentals and valuations across nine key property sectors: apartments, industrial, lodging, malls, office, self-storage, senior housing, single-family rentals, and strip centers. In addition to these U.S.-focused reports, Green Street has released its second-annual report covering the global data center market.

According to Seth Laughlin, Managing Director of U.S. Market Analytics at Green Street, “Our Outlooks showcase a deep dive into the key drivers of each property type, along with forecasts and actionable investment conclusions by market. These annual reports, plus the trove of research and data on our platform, can serve as a key foundation for clients evaluating opportunities.”

Highlights from this year’s U.S. Sector Outlook reports include:

• Apartment, fundamentals held up better than expected in 2024. More renters are staying longer, due to the prohibitively expensive for sale market.

• In industrial, rents fell between 3-4% in 2024. Some time will be required to absorb excess capacity, but supply growth will slow.

• For lodging, Green Street expects to see modest growth but upside will be limited by the strong U.S. dollar and operating expenses.

• Mall fundamentals remained healthy in 2024. Retailers are increasingly viewing opening physical brick & mortar locations as a profitable endeavor, particularly in “A” malls, the most desired spaces.

• The office sector struggled again in 2024, and Green Street expects a bottom in 2025 with a more pronounced recovery likely in 2026.

• Self-storage experienced a mini recession in 2024. Fundamentals fell short of expectations, driven by volatile interest rates, persistently high mortgage rates and muted home sales, but a slow recovery is expected in 2025.

• Senior housing continued to levitate higher in 2024. Demand and cash flow growth will remain elevated in 2025 and in coming years.

• In the single-family rental space, Green Street foresees ~4% market rent growth in 2025, but expense growth and property tax assessment pressures will remain challenges.

• The strip center sector is experiencing a period of remarkably strong fundamentals with occupancy at historical high levels, despite weaknesses in specific niches like drugstores and theaters.

Green Street’s analysts have also seen dramatic growth in global data center investment, influenced by the adoption of cloud and the early uptick of AI services across industries. The Global Data Centers Outlook covers the landscape and markets where investments have the biggest opportunity for return. According to Green Street analysts, “Hyperscale tenants will sign the bulk of new deals as ’25 data center investment budgets increase.”

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Green Street is the leading provider of actionable commercial real estate research, news, data, analytics, and advisory services in the U.S., Canada, and Europe. For nearly 40 years, Green Street has delivered unparalleled intelligence and trusted data on the public and private real estate markets, helping investors, banks, lenders, and other industry participants optimize investment and strategic decisions. The firm delivers exclusive market information, conclusion-driven insights, and predictive analytics through a SaaS platform. To learn more, please visit www.greenstreet.com.

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