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.

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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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LONDON, UK – 24 July 2025 – Green Street, the leading provider of trusted real asset intelligence and unbiased insights, has significantly enhanced IJGlobal following its acquisition in September 2024. IJGlobal now seamlessly integrates market-moving news with extensive data on transactions, assets, funds, and firms into one intuitive and interconnected platform. This enables investors, developers, advisers and other market participants to access invaluable insights and act decisively, with confidence.

“Now, as part of Green Street, IJGlobal has embarked on an exciting new chapter. The revamped IJGlobal platform is set to deliver first-to-market coverage of news and data across the breadth of the infrastructure finance market, including investors and funds,” said Jeff Stuek, Green Street’s CEO. “These integral updates align IJGlobal with our mission to empower the global real asset industry. By providing a complete infrastructure and energy platform solution, we help our clients quickly access the critical insights they need to identify investment opportunities, secure more deals, and stay ahead of key market drivers.”

From the commitment by an LP through fundraising, deployment of capital, asset construction, and an eventual sale or refinancing, the IJGlobal platform adds value at every stage with:

• 60,000+ Transactions
• 45,000+ Assets
• 4,000+ Funds
• 11,000+ LP profiles
• 200+ News stories per week

About IJGlobal:
IJGlobal is a single source of data, intelligence and analysis covering all aspects of the international infrastructure and energy finance industry. IJGlobal delivers news, transaction and investor/fund data, and events for global infrastructure to market participants worldwide, and through a comprehensive database that encompasses all infrastructure transaction participants, exclusive daily news, live League Table rankings, and more. IJGlobal is headquartered in London and was founded in 1997. For more information, please visit https://hub.ijglobal.com/.

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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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TORONTO, Ont. – June 10, 2025 – Green Street, the the leading provider of trusted commercial real estate intelligence and unbiased insights, has expanded its Canadian private market data capabilities across 10 key markets and four sectors: Apartment Industrial, Office, and Retail. The new enhancements empower customers to visualize essential fundamentals and valuation metrics through an advanced interactive mapping platform – augmented by forward-looking analytics and proprietary market data that can help you capitalize on emerging market trends.

Market participants can gain full context of the Canadian commercial real estate market through Green Street’s Data & Analytics solution which bridges the gap between public REITs and private CRE assets. Green Street’s public/private market expertise provides unique comparative insights that enable the uncovering of high-potential investment opportunities and strengthening of capital allocation and portfolio strategies.

Green Street’s new private market enhancements include:

• Market Data | Access market-level data and insights on asset values, cap rates, CPPIs (commercial property price index), proprietary submarket grades, and a host of macro and demographic data—available via interactive mapping and convenient Market Snapshot reports.

• Market Forecasts | Leverage  5-year forecasts for operating fundamentals under baseline and alternate macroeconomic scenarios, and historical time series to inform investment decisions.

• Sales Comps Property Profiles | Visualize recent, verified comps for properties and portfolios $5M+ (CAD) with detailed transaction histories, property overviews, and more.

• Data Delivery | Integrate Green Street’s proprietary data and insights directly into your models via Excel Add-In, Snowflake, and API to streamline workflows.
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“Since Green Street expanded our Research, Data & Analytics, and News coverage into Canada one year ago, across the 10 largest markets — Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa-Gatineau, Quebec City, Toronto, Vancouver, and Winnipeg — our customers have increasingly sought deeper, more localized data sets to help uncover emerging growth opportunities,” said Fred Blondeau, MD, Head of Canadian Research at Green Street. “Our team is focused on providing the most accurate and actionable information and we’re excited to deliver these insights to support better investment and portfolio management decisions.”

To mark the 1-year anniversary of Green Street’s CRE solutions in Canada, we are offering a free 30-day trial of Green Street News starting on June 19. Visit the Green Street News Canada website on June 19 to reserve your spot on the free trial, and stay ahead of the curve with:

• Verified reporting on deals, leasing activity, and leadership changes

• Comprehensive coverage across Canada’s major markets and asset-classes
  
• Industry context you won’t find anywhere else, delivered several hours ahead of free news sources by Green Street’s seasoned journalists with deep industry ties

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LONDON, 13 May, 2025 – Green Street, the foremost provider of commercial real estate intelligence and insights, has expanded its private market research coverage to the European self-storage sector. Utilising 5 years of forecasted insights and 10 years of historical data, Green Street’s new Self-Storage Outlook focuses on investment opportunities available in 30 European cities.

“Living quarters are becoming more compact and storage space is being cut back in urban developments, necessitating off-premises storage solutions for residential occupiers. Additionally, approximately 40% of the business customer base consists of small-to-medium-sized entities, particularly online retailers in the region,” said Marie Dormeuil, Head of European Market Analytics. “The growth in real spending on storable goods is expected to increase at 2% per annum over the next five years, supporting healthy demand growth.”

Green Street continues to invest in product innovation and expanding its breadth of research coverage by unveiling a host of proprietary data and analytics geared toward market participants in the European self-storage space. The new offering includes: market and NUTS3 grades, net initial yields, Commercial Property Price Indices (CPPIs), IRRs, and historical time series and 5-year forecasts for operating fundamentals. Users will be equipped with standardised metrics for easy comparability which can integrate into their own day-to-day modelling to enhance analysis.

Key takeaways from the Outlook report include:

• European self-storage market overview in a global context
• The evolution of the sector and its future growth potential
• Demand and supply drivers, along with forecasts for operating fundamentals
• Transactions, asset value trends, and expected investment returns
  

“The European self-storage sector is poised to grow given its relative infancy compared to many other major global economies. New players are entering the market, and investors would benefit from using Green Street’s research and data as they prepare to participate in the proliferation of this niche sector,” said Andres Toome, Senior Research Analyst.

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London, 20 March, 2025 – PwC has revealed its latest tally for chain retail stores, leisure venues and service outlets opening and closing across Great Britain for 2024.

The bi-annual report using proprietary data from Green Street, tracks over 200,000 chain outlets in over 3,500 locations to gain a picture of the changing landscape of chain outlets across the country.

PwC finds that net closures have stabilised, now sitting at -3,802 stores across high streets, retail parks and shopping centres.

Net Closures Take the Lead but Opportunities Beckon

The results for 2024 show that retail is witnessing a promising recovery as chain outlet closures fall to their second lowest level in a decade, with 12,804 closures reported. This marks an encouraging daily reduction to 35 closures, an improvement from 2023 (14,801 closures) and bettered only in 2022 (11,530 closures).

On the openings front, the count modestly declined to 9,002 openings, averaging 25 per day. This remains favourable compared to the pandemic years when openings fell below 20 per day, albeit still trailing behind the mid-2010s, when openings peaked at 34 per day. This number is a slight decline from 2023’s full year results that showed 9,138 new openings across England, Scotland and Wales.

Read the full PwC report for further insights

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Luxury Mix New Bond Street 2008-2025:

Over the past 18 years the retail landscape of New Bond Street in London has undergone a dramatic transformation, solidifying its position as one of the most iconic luxury shopping destinations in the world. Back in 2008, the street featured a diverse mix of retailers, with units fairly evenly split between Premium, Luxury, and Super Luxury brands – and even a handful of Mass retailers, such as Jigsaw and Russell & Bromley.

However, over the years, the Mass retailers gradually disappeared, followed by a notable decline in Premium brands as well, this could be due to the rise in business rates across the street with the 2017 revaluation seeing an average rise of 130% on Bond Street pricing out the non-luxury occupiers. In their place, a wave of Super Luxury retailers – primarily global fashion houses – took over, with their presence more than doubling over this period. Today, Super Luxury brands dominate the street, occupying 56% of all units, firmly establishing New Bond Street as a global epicentre for ultra-high-end retail.

Comparison to Luxury High Street

To benchmark performance, the Top 30 luxury high streets across the Top 30 European markets were selected and analysed, focusing on physical vacancy rates. The physical vacancy rate analysis measures the proportion of unoccupied floorspace as a percentage of the of the total retail area, providing insights into market strength across different locations.

New Bond Street in London has one of the lowest physical vacancy rates at just 4.1%, with several units currently under development and multiple transactions taking place over the past 18 months. Comparatively, Østergade in Denmark recorded the lowest physical vacancy rate among all luxury high streets, with only 1.3% of space remaining unoccupied, reflecting the strength of the Danish luxury retail market.

On the other end of the spectrum, Calle de José Ortega y Gasset in Madrid is facing significant challenges, with nearly 20% of its retail space currently vacant. Many of these vacant properties are large-format stores, which remain difficult to lease due to their size and operational costs. In fact, Madrid’s luxury market appears to be under increasing pressure, as two of its high streets rank among the bottom five for vacancy rates. Additionally, the average size of vacant units in Madrid is the largest among the 30 high streets analysed, with many exceeding 3,500 sq ft, making them particularly hard to fill.

Floorspace Vacancy Rate

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Value proposition by segment

Investors – can gain a comprehensive understanding of retail provision surrounding assets and assess how they serve local catchments using retail floorspace per capita statistics. Additionally, Green Street’s floorspace data can be utilisied in underwriting, to estimate the sales productivity of an asset, using sales per square foot estimates. In addition, floorspace vacancy metrics will add context to physical vacancy rates, understanding average unit size of vacant space, as well as aligning more closely with REITs who report financial vacancy rates.

Occupiers – can support their tactical location planning strategies in local markets by using Green Street’s floorspace data to target specific unit sizes for upsizing or relocation opportunities in order to maximise sales densities. Understand competition levels and assess the impact of competitors based on their space usage rather than just the number of physical units.

Public Sector – can address the long-standing issue of retail oversupply in the UK. Green Street’s floorspace data helps identify locations with the largest challenge of retail space per capita but also to identify specific categories that are oversupplied within a catchment. Benchmarking similar locations using Green Street’s Health Index will help users determine the exact amount of space reduction needed to drive retail tension and support local regeneration.

Green Street’s floorspace model was developed using data from the Valuation Office Agency (VOA), matched with Green Street’s database via the Unique Property Reference Number (UPRN). This dataset was then enriched with Green Street’s proprietary metrics, including tenant information, business type, location, and tenant category and subcategory.

Data Accuracy: Average floorspace values were calculated for each metric using a hierarchical approach to ensure the most detailed and accurate averages. Strong outliers were excluded to enhance reliability. Vacant units were also evaulated based on their previous occupancy.

Regional Considerations: Areas with low data availability, such as Scotland and specific sectors like pubs, bars, and hotels, were modelled separately.

Retailer Comparison: The model distinguishes between multiple and independent retailers, ensuring that averages are calculated within comparable groups.

Validation: The final model was validated against VOA floorspace figures to ensure alignment within acceptable parameters. This process resulted in a robust dataset covering all GB retail floorspace, utilizing over 400,000 industry-recognised data points from the VOA combined with Green Street’s expert insights—the first dataset of its kind in the market.

Green Street’s Retail Analytics Pro unlocks new possibilities for investors, occupiers, and public sector stakeholders, supporting data-driven decisions that enhance retail performance and local regeneration. By combining advanced data science with extensive industry expertise, Green Street continues to set new standards for real estate insights, empowering stakeholders to make smarter, more informed decisions.

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Newport Beach, Calif., March 13th, 2025 – Green Street, the leading provider of trusted commercial real estate intelligence and unbiased insights, has acquired Australian Property Journal – Australia’s premier publication for commercial property and residential real estate covering REITs, investment sales, and leasing transactions – to expand its global Green Street News offering. The growth of Green Street News into Australia will enable Green Street to continue its mission to empower the global commercial real estate community.

“This expansion marks the latest major milestone in Green Street News’ growth and Green Street’s overall mission to empower the global Commercial Real Estate community. We are breaking ground not only in a new country, but on a new continent to provide the most actionable insights to our consumer base of high-level CRE professionals. We’ve assembled an incredible team of journalists with a fast-paced breaking news workflow to bring our readers not only the best market intelligence, but the biggest scoops that they’ll be able to read here before anywhere else.” – Jeff Stuek, Chief Executive Officer at Green Street

Australian Property Journal, published since 2003, covers the four core property sectors of office, industrial, retail and residential, as well as hotels and tourism, planning, legal and regulatory, rural and agribusiness, healthcare, aged care and retirement, and student accommodation. Comprehensive coverage is provided across all the major territories of Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Hobart, and Canberra.

Nelson Yap, founder, owner, and lead journalist for Australian Property Journal will join a new team of local journalists including Larry Schlesinger, Su-Lin Tan and Layton Holley. The team brings over 60 years of journalism experience with proven track records of breaking exclusives in the UK, South Africa, Hong Kong, Singapore, and across the Australian continent. Green Street will rebrand Australian Property Journal to Green Street News Australia which will bring global-level insights into the local investment strategies for subscribers.

Yap said: “After more than two decades of creating the leading online property publication in Australia, I am elated that Australian Property Journal has been acquired by Green Street, the world’s largest CRE publisher. As Australia’s oldest digital property news publication and first online member of the Australian Press Council, Australian Property Journal has built a reputation of breaking property news.

Green Street will grow the publication on a global scale, which is a vote of confidence for the Australian media industry and will create jobs in journalism. Our new team of journalists will deliver the latest breaking news to inform and empower the global CRE community.”

Larry Schlesinger, Managing Editor for Green Street News Australia, also added: “I am delighted to be leading Green Street News’ expansion into the Australian market. We have assembled a fantastic team of real estate journalists who have decades of combined experience, and I am confident we will become the leading source of exclusive commercial real estate news in Australia for our subscribers.”

Green Street News Australia will bring global-level insights into the local investment strategies of subscribers. To learn more about the Green Street News Australia expansion visit greenstreetnews.com

Australian Property was advised by Ted McDonnell, of McDonnell Advisory; along with David Leggatt and Andrew Du of Blue Rock Law. Green Street was advised by MinterEllison on the acquisition.

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TORONTO, Ont., February 26, 2025 – Green Street, the leading provider of trusted commercial real estate intelligence and unbiased insights, has expanded its Canadian market coverage with new private market research and data, plus expanded public market data and analytics. As part of this expansion, Green Street’s inaugural Canadian Outlook report has been released, providing a forward-looking view of supply and demand dynamics, operating fundamentals, valuations, and return expectations across four sectors: Apartment, Industrial, Office and Retail. Green Street is excited to bring the same high quality, independent, and unbiased market intelligence that is available in the U.S. and Europe, to Canadian market participants – all delivered through the advanced interactive mapping platform later this year.

“The inaugural Annual Outlook represents a critical part of Green Street’s Canadian research offering, following 2024’s publication of the Canadian REIT 101 and four initiation reports, discussing 14 large capitalization REITs now under coverage,” said Frederic Blondeau, Managing Director, Head of Canadian Research. “These actionable insights are the result of multiple synergies harnessed across Green Street’s global platform.”

Key takeaways from the Outlook report include:

• Apartment: The Canadian apartment rental market has benefited from the number of renter households growing at more than twice the rate of owner households between 2011 and 2021. The apartment sector has outperformed the other sectors between 2015 and 2024 from an M-RevPAF perspective. Fundamentals should also underperform in 2025 notably due to supply and affordability issues. That said, performance will likely be more in line with the other sectors starting in 2026.

• Industrial: Distribution centres/warehouses dominate the Canadian industrial pool. Although industrial rent growth and values have been exceptional since 2020 for most markets, 2024 industrial operating fundamentals experienced a notable deceleration, especially in Toronto and for large-bay products. M-RevPAF should be flat in 2025 and start picking up again in 2027.

• Office: The office sector’s unremarkable status quo is expected to persist in 2025. Office fundamentals have been poor for the past decade and improvements are not forthcoming. Tepid tenant demand and sluggish leasing activity should keep vacancy elevated and net asking rent flat. Green Street expects Canadian office fundamentals to lag other sectors over the next five years.

• Retail: The retail sector has been remarkably steady over the last two decades. Strong tenant demand and low supply are partially offset by a shallow tenant pool and tepid spending growth. Nevertheless, rent growth should mirror the rate of inflation. The retail sector leads Green Street’s M-RevPAF growth outlook to 2029 and the NOI growth only lags the industrial sector over the same period.

Green Street’s new private market solution in Canada covers the four sectors included in the Outlook, across 10 key markets: Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa-Gatineau, Toronto, Quebec City, Vancouver and Winnipeg. The data covers key metrics, including proprietary market grades, fundamentals and valuation, macro and demographic data, baseline 5-year forecasts and histories dating back to 2015, and verified Sales Comps $5M+(CAD), with integration into customer’s daily workflows made easy through Green Street’s data delivery services.

Green Street’s expanded public market solution across Apartment, Industrial, Retail, and Senior Housing sectors, now includes easy cross-comparison of the 14 Canadian REITs under coverage via the Company Analysis tool and Detailed NAV models. Expanded coverage will soon include the Office sector with new REITs under coverage.

Green Street is recognized globally for its independent public and private CRE market expertise. The team is excited to deliver tools to help market participants uncover new investment opportunities and make more informed strategic and portfolio decisions within the Canadian CRE market.

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