Latest reports – Page 485
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PropertyEU ArchiveNew home approvals in Germany at lowest level since September 2022
German building authorities approved 19,300 new homes in September 2023, a 29.7% decrease from the same month in 2022, translating to 8,200 fewer building permits.
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PropertyEU Archive7R kicks off construction work on Park Gdansk III
Polish commercial real estate developer 7R has kicked off construction work on the 7R Park Gdansk III in Barniewice, Poland.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBig CEE secures €100m in financing for Balkan expansion
Dutch-registered group Big CEE has secured a loan of up to €100 mln from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to expand its footprint in the Western Balkans.
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PropertyEU ArchiveG-City Europe inks €125m loan for shopping centre upgrade
G-City Europe, formerly known as Atrium European Real Estate, has secured a €125 mln investment loan from Bank Pekao and Berlin Hyp for its Promenada shopping centre in Warsaw.
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PropertyEU ArchiveDLE Group’s fifth land development fund attracts €47m
The fifth land development fund of German real estate manager DLE Group has attracted €47 mln in subscriptions, marking a strong start to Q4 2023.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCamille Dufieux to take over as managing director of IntReal
Camille Dufieux has been appointed as managing director of German real estate investment manager IntReal as of 1 January 2024.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBranicks Group divests two logistics properties in Germany for €80m
German listed property company Branicks Group has sold two logistics properties near Munich to an unnamed foreign investor for €80 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAXA IM Alts breaks ground on urban resi project in Milan
Alternative investment manager AXA IM Alts has commenced construction work on a 30,000 m2 urban residential regeneration project in Northwest Milan, Italy.
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PropertyEU ArchiveWeekly data sheet: Life sciences, outlet centres and hotels among opportunities up for sale
The UK government, Hammerson, Landsec, Apollo and Warehouse REIT all put chunky investments on the market.
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NewsUK government increases offshore wind development price cap by 66%
GIIA welcomes ‘first step towards restoring the confidence of international investors’
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NewsMacquarie invests €175m in SkyNRG to boost growth in sustainable aviation fuels
New investment will support SkyNRG’s next phase of growth
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NewsForesight Solar sells stake in Lorca portfolio to EB-SIM in €27m deal
Proceeds from the transaction will be fully used to further pay down the company’s variable rate revolving credit facility
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NewsBlackRock’s evergreen infrastructure fund hits $1bn with Inarcassa and Intesa backing
Open-ended core infrastructure equity fund secures $1bn in cornerstone commitments from European investors
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NewsMinnesota BOI to expand debt portfolio with investment in Torchlight’s Fund VIII
Torchlight Debt Opportunity Fund VIII targets $2bn capital raise
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NewsGrowing funding gap fuels demand for European property debt funds
Around €94bn worth of assets expected to come to the market in the next 10 years
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NewsNYSCRF invests €100m alongside Antin Infrastructure’s fifth global fund
NYSCRF previously approved a €250m commitment directly into Antin Infrastructure Partners V
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NewsABP and bpfBOUW join forces to create affordable housing in Netherlands
ABP and bpfBOUW commit €250m and €150m respectively to Dutch Social Impact Real Estate Partnership
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NewsPeople moves: Clarion Partners appoints Adams managing director
Lipson to succeed Rudin as Savills North America CEO; Ott joins ArcLight as senior advisor
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PropertyEU ArchiveWeWork’s US bankruptcy filing 'not a barometer for the European flex office market'
WeWork’s troubles are not indicative of the state of the UK and European flex office space which continues to see strong occupancy on the back of recovery in demand post-Covid, according to Eric Lim, real estate partner at global law firm Goodwin.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGrowing funding gap fuels investor move toward European debt funds
With traditional lenders maintaining caution as stricter banking regulations (most recently Basel III) limit their lending capacity, and high regulatory capital requirements make operations more expensive, there is increased room for European debt funds, a new Inrev survey reveals.
