Historical performance in the REIT category.
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Largest mergers and acquisitions by disclosed deal value.
| Acquirer | Target | Type | Value | Headline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Public Storage | Public Storage Canada | Acquisition | $1.2B | Public Storage Buys Canadian Affiliate for $1.2 Billion |
| Chiron Real Estate Inc. | The Landing and The Riviera | Acquisition | $249M | Chiron Closes $249 Million Entry Into Senior Housing |
| Tanger Inc. | Legends Outlets | Acquisition | $130M | Tanger Inc. acquires Legends Outlets in $130.0M cash and assumption of debt deal |
| ExchangeRight | Net-Leased Portfolio 68 DST | Portfolio subscription | $111M | ExchangeRight acquires Net-Leased Portfolio 68 DST in $111.0M deal |
| LTC Properties, Inc. | N/A | Acquisition | $73M | LTC Buys Two Senior Housing Assets for $73 Million |
| Tanger Inc. | The Town Center at Levis Commons | Acquisition | $60M | Tanger Buys Toledo Lifestyle Center for $60 Million |
| LTC Properties, Inc. | MorningStar Senior Living | Acquisition | $54M | LTC Buys Phoenix Senior Housing Asset for $54 Million |
| Terreno Realty Corporation | Industrial property in Alexandria, Virginia | Acquisition | $13M | Terreno Buys Alexandria Infill Warehouse for $13 Million |
| Four Corners Property Trust | Ampler Restaurant Group | Sale-Leaseback | $8.1M | Four Corners Property Trust acquires Ampler Restaurant Group in $8.1M cash deal |
| Four Corners Property Trust | Three automotive service properties | Acquisition | $5.9M | Four Corners Property Trust acquires Three automotive service properties in $5.9M cash deal |
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The small sale-leaseback style purchase extends FCPT's steady push into defensive, cash-yielding restaurant real estate as investors prize predictable income over expansion risk.
Strategic Storage Trust VI is folding in Strategic Storage Growth Trust III to gain scale, simplify a related-party structure, and strengthen financing options in self-storage.
The expected July 22 close puts shareholder approval at the center of a deal that deepens consolidation in self-storage as REITs chase scale and operating leverage.
The small sale-leaseback style deal extends FCPT’s push beyond restaurants while locking in a higher-yielding auto services tenant in a resilient retail corridor.
The bond sale gives the storage REIT acquisition funding at sub 5% cost while signaling confidence that scale still matters in a softer property market.
The off market deal deepens LTC’s pivot toward operating exposure in senior housing as REITs chase higher yields and more direct upside from occupancy gains.
The deal gives the U.S. storage REIT an off-market platform in Canada as it hunts denser urban growth and fresh operating upside.
The small Washington-area acquisition adds scarce beltway-adjacent logistics space at a yield that underscores how aggressively investors still price infill industrial assets.
The small sale leaseback style purchase adds another service retail asset as FCPT leans on net lease durability rather than outsized growth.
The REIT is using two Washington-area communities to build an operating platform in a niche where affluent demand and tight supply can support higher margins.
The REIT is pressing deeper into full-price open-air retail as it looks to widen beyond outlets and lock in higher-yielding suburban assets.
The cashless exchange keeps rent intact for FCPT while shifting its exposure toward a stronger Darden banner and a more durable restaurant real estate profile.
The near-unanimous vote removes the last meaningful governance hurdle and sets up a July closing that will deepen consolidation in self-storage real estate.
The buyout gives Ares a concentrated Sun Belt retail portfolio as private capital leans into neighborhood shopping centers with durable cash flow and redevelopment upside.