Commercial/Multifamily Briefs, Aug. 7, 2025

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Colliers Rebrands Investment Management Division

Colliers, Toronto, announced the rebranding of its investment management division to Harrison Street Asset Management.

Christopher Merrill, Co-Founder and CEO of Harrison Street, will assume the additional role of Global CEO and become the largest individual shareholder. Zachary Michaud, currently co-CIO of Colliers, will join as Managing Partner and Global CFO, and Stephen Gordon, current CFO of Harrison Street, will take on the additional role of Managing Partner and Global COO.

Harrison Street will continue to have more than $100 billion in assets under its management.

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Northmarq Launches New Borrower Portal

Northmarq, Bloomington, Minn., has launched its new Client Gateway borrower portal, which gives borrower clients a way to manage their loans and connect directly with servicing experts.

Borrowers can access real-time account information, submit service inquiries, make payments and connect with their servicing team on one platform.

It builds on the success of Northmarq’s Lender Gateway–launched last year for lender clients.

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Eval.com Joins LightBox Marketplace

Eval.com, Casper, Wyo., has joined the LightBox, Irvine, Calif., Marketplace.

It helps enhance the platform’s value for lenders seeking appraiser-reviewed evaluations. Eval.com specializes in evaluations for residential, commercial, agricultural and multifamily properties. All reports are completed by experienced analysts, reviewed by certified appraisers and will ensure compliance with the 2010 Interagency Appraisal and Evaluation Guidelines.

By joining the marketplace, Eval.com will become accessible to a wide range of lending institutions.

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RealPage Acquires Rexera

RealPage, Richardson, Texas, announced it has acquired Rexera.

The acquisition will combine Rexera’s agentic AI workforce with HomeWiseDocs’ HOA platform. It will directly address time-consuming manual practices like HOA document retrieval, lien searches, mortgage payoffs and compliance workflows.

The processes will become faster and easier for title agents, lenders, escrow officers and buyers and sellers, the companies said.

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