Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust recorded about $496.7 million in third-quarter impairments, up from $27.4 million a year earlier, covering 13 rental housing properties, one office building and some single-family rentals, Propmodo reported. During the quarter the nontraded REIT sold 65 rental housing properties, nine industrial assets and one office building for about $2 billion, realizing a $366.1 million gain. It also deployed $3.4 billion into preleased data center developments through QTS, and data centers now account for 29% of its real estate value, compared with a 17% multifamily weighting.
Why it matters
BREIT has been one of the largest institutional owners of U.S. apartments, so its continued sales of rental housing and shift toward data centers is a notable signal for multifamily capital flows.
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