Welcome to our dedicated page for Clarion Partners Real Estate Income Fund news (Ticker: CPREX), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Clarion Partners Real Estate Income Fund stock.
Clarion Partners Real Estate Income Fund Inc. (NASDAQ: CPREX) appears in public news primarily in connection with its real estate investment activity across the United States. The fund is described as a closed-end tender offer fund that provides individual investors with access to institutional-quality private real estate through stable, well-leased, cash flow-producing properties in multiple U.S. markets.
News coverage highlights specific transactions that illustrate CPREX’s investment focus. Examples include the acquisition of a Class A industrial building in Santa Clarita, California, fully leased to a contract beverage manufacturer, and the fund’s entry into the industrial outdoor storage (IOS) subsector through a first mortgage loan on an eight-property, multi-market portfolio and the purchase of an IOS site in the Houston metropolitan area. Another reported transaction is a senior loan secured by a Class A senior housing property in Boulder, Colorado.
These announcements provide insight into the types of assets and sectors CPREX targets, such as industrial, logistics-related outdoor storage, and senior housing. They also show how the fund may use both debt and equity structures, including first mortgage loans, senior loans, and direct property acquisitions. Readers tracking CPREX-related news can use this page to follow the fund’s disclosed transactions, sector entries, and portfolio themes as described in public releases.
For investors and observers interested in private real estate strategies associated with Franklin Templeton and Clarion Partners, the CPREX news stream offers a view into how the fund applies its stated focus on institutional-quality, income-oriented properties in different U.S. markets.
Clarion Partners Real Estate Income Fund (NASDAQ: CPREX) acquired Pacific Golden Valley, a 172,483 sq ft Class-A industrial building in Santa Clarita, CA, on January 14, 2026. The facility is 100% leased to DrinkPAK, serves as storage for raw materials and finished beverage products, and sits ~5 miles from DrinkPAK’s production campus at The Center at Needham Ranch. The asset joins Clarion’s northern Los Angeles County portfolio of 11 stabilized buildings totaling ~1.7 million sq ft. The building was built in 2025 and was brokered by Cushman & Wakefield.
Clarion Partners Real Estate Income Fund (NASDAQ: CPREX) has announced its entry into the industrial outdoor storage (IOS) sector through two strategic moves: a first mortgage loan for an eight-property portfolio and the acquisition of an IOS property in Houston.
The mortgage loan supports a joint venture between Outour Storage Investments and Cerberus Capital Management, covering eight IOS properties spanning 2.3 million square feet (50+ acres) across seven major markets including Chicago, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Houston, Inland Empire, Dallas/Fort Worth, and Atlanta.
Additionally, CPREX acquired a 7.59-acre IOS site in Houston featuring a 23,294 square foot building, which is fully leased to a leading North American waste services company for approximately seven years. The property, located at 15550 Export Plaza Drive, underwent complete renovation in 2024 with Class A yard improvements and various facility upgrades.
Clarion Partners Real Estate Income Fund Inc. (NASDAQ: CPREX) has announced its entry into the senior housing sector through a debt investment in The Pearl at Boulder Creek, located in Boulder, Colorado. The property is a 116-unit, 165,900 square foot senior living facility situated adjacent to the University of Colorado Boulder campus.
The Pearl at Boulder Creek offers both independent and assisted living options with one- and two-bedroom units. The facility features premium amenities including an indoor pool, salon and nail spa, full-service dining room, bistro and pub, fitness center, art studio, and covered parking. Portfolio Manager Janis Mandarino expressed optimism about entering the senior housing sector, citing favorable demographic trends supporting demand for high-quality projects.
