Latest reports – Page 1872
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PropertyEU ArchiveBRIEFING '25 million travellers choose Southern Europe over risky North Africa'
Geopolitical tensions that are keeping tourists away from Northern Africa and the Middle East are creating long-term opportunities in the hotels sector in Europe, expert panellists agreed at the PropertyEU European Hotel Investment Briefing, which was held in London this week.
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PropertyEU ArchiveM7 acquires 184,000m2 logistics warehouse in Germany
M7 Real Estate, the pan-European investor and asset manager, has teamed up with a 'well-capitalised US investment manager' to acquire a 184,200 m2 logistics warehouse near the German city of Dortmund from international private equity funds. M7 will take over the asset management of the property
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PropertyEU ArchiveFrance heads JLL sustainability transparency index
France has topped JLL's Real Estate Environmental Sustainability Index for the first time, ranking in the highly transparentcategory alongside Australia, the UK and Japan, thanks to the consistent roll-out of legislated mandates to transition to a low carbon economy.
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PropertyEU ArchiveWarburg-HIH Invest clinches €350m development deal in Cologne
German asset manager Warburg-HIH Invest has acquired three plots in the MesseCity Köln development in Cologne for over €350 mln as part of a club deal for a group of institutional investors.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAXA IM appoints Ulrike Haack as transactions head
AXA Investment Managers - Real Assets has appointed Ulrike Haack as head of transactions in Germany and Austria.
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PropertyEU ArchiveTOP BROKERS CBRE in top slot as brokers ride wave
PropertyEU research reveals that the gap widened between Europe’s top firms in 2015, but this year the tide could be running a little less favourably.
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PropertyEU ArchiveTishman Speyer snaps up refurb office property in Berlin
Developer-investor Tishman Speyer has acquired the Pressehaus am Alexanderplatz property in Berlin from media group Bertelsmann for an undisclosed sum.
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PropertyEU ArchiveLondon tops European cities at risk of housing bubble
London is the European city most at risk of a housing bubble, according to the latest UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index report.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHudson’s Bay unveils 2 more Dutch locations as part of expansion drive
Canadian retailer Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) has unveiled two new store locations in the Netherlands as part of its expansion drive in the country.
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South Carolina allocates $150m to Greystar's ninth fund
US pension fund backs fund with a $1.25bn hard cap
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REITs build liquidity buffer ahead of downturn
Fitch Ratings analysis finds increased liquidity among US REITs
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M7 Real Estate raises initial €175m for fourth European fund
London-based manager attracts largest amount of capital to date
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ActivumSG invests €82m in Spanish residential plot
Jersey-based manager acquires site near Madrid
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Rockspring invests €58m in Spanish theatres
Investment manager creates joint venture with Stage Entertainment
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NewsBarings Real Estate Advisers takes German pension fund into Finland
Debut Finnish deal for European value-add real estate mandate
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Amundi merges real assets and alternatives into single platform
Move brings together real estate, private debt, private equity and infrastructure
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CapMan to launch second Nordic value-add fund
Investment manager targets assets in Nordic cities for vehicle
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PropertyEU ArchiveBAM Deutschland and BAM PPP appoint directors
Royal BAM Group has appointed Markus Koch as managing director of BAM Deutschland as of 1 October 2016.
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PropertyEU ArchiveM&G enters private rented sector in NW England
M&G Real Estate has inked a deal with Mulbury to finance the £27.6 mln (€32 mln) development of 135 new private rental homes in Manchester.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCOMMENT Vonovia presents an M&A masterclass to the listed sector
The listed residential property sector in Germany is being driven by mergers and acquisitions rather than portfolio acquisitions, with Vonovia, the undisputed giant of the pack, leading the charge.
