- Retail Watch
- 23-Apr-2024
Multi adds to Dutch fast food portfolio
Multi Corporation has acquired a newly developed fast food asset in Kampen, the Netherlands.
Read moreMulti Corporation has acquired a newly developed fast food asset in Kampen, the Netherlands.
Read moreBIG Poland has acquired Park Glinianka in Lubna, on the outskirts of Warsaw, from retail park developer Redkom Development for an undisclosed price.
Read moreListed European retail property company Vastned has announced the sale of the Rokin Plaza prime retail asset located at 11-17, Kalverstraat in Amsterdam to a private investment company for an amount of €100 mln.
Read moreThai retail giant Central Group has reportedly acquired the iconic KaDeWe department store building on Berlin's Tauentzienstraße from struggling Austrian property group Signa.
Read moreSwedish construction company Skanska signed a contract with Finnish retail conglomerate Kesko Oyj to build a new K-Citymarket store in Lahti, Finland.
Read moreGermany's Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof is to be acquired by a consortium of NRDC Equity Partners, a New York-based investment company, and BB Kapital SA, Bernd Beetz's family office, the company announced this week.
Read moreMitiska REIM, the specialist investor in European convenience real estate, has sold a 6.7ha plot of land to Momentum Leisure to develop a theme and water park which will further reinforce the offering of the Europa Centralna retail centre.
Read moreKering, a French-based multinational corporation specializing in luxury goods, has announced the acquisition of the centrally-located Via Monte Napoleone 8 building in Milan in a deal said to be Italy's largest single asset transaction ever.
Read moreBelgian logistics specialist WDP has acquired Romania's oldest wholesale retail centre from ARA Europe and Romanian investor Gheorghe Iaciu.
Read moreMexican family office Cojab, along with Canary Islands shopping centre giant Grupo Shantiprem, has purchased three malls in Spain for around €70 mln.
Read moreCDC Investissement Immobilier, the real estate asset management subsidiary of French financial institution Caisse des Dépôts, has inked a strategic partnership with Covivio in Germany.