- 20-Mar-2023
Oxford North Ventures has been granted approval by Oxford City Council for the expansion of its Red Hall development to provide greater amenity, meeting, co-working and workspace.
German real estate investor Quadoro has expanded its range of services to include energy and sustainability audits of real estate for third parties.
Spanish real estate assets company Healthcare Activos has acquired its fourth asset in Portugal, taking its total real estate investment in the country to €100 mln.
Avant Homes has started construction of two new residential developments in the UK with a total of 259 homes and £61 mln (€69.2 mln).
German public open-ended real estate fund Catella Wohnen Europa (CWE) has acquired 67 affordable apartments from property developer Falkowski Group for an undisclosed sum.
Only 41% of homes in England meet the recommended Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of 'C' or above, an increase from last year’s 40%.
Schroders Capital’s hotels team, private equity specialist ExtendAM, and family office Cèdre have finalised the sale of the Hotel Eiffel Blomet Paris to Financière M.P. Landowski for an undisclosed amount.
La Française Real Estate Managers (REM) has announced the appointment of Thierry Molton and Guillaume Allard to the executive board, effective from April 2023.
A 4-acre, freehold site at Kings Cross in the capital’s Knowledge Quarter is expected to attract international interest.
The body of evidence suggesting a lot more needs to be done to cut real estate's carbon footprint is growing.
European property companies are ahead of the curve on decarbonisation compared to their peers in other parts of the world, but a lot more needs to be done by the sector as a whole to reach net zero. Our cover story for March looks at the challenges faced by the industry in its bid to cut emissions - and tracks its broader progress towards achieving ESG goals.
The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) has been brought in to achieve much needed outcomes, writes Emilija Emma, head of report for zero (real estate) at Verco.
Only 41% of homes in England meet the recommended Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of 'C' or above, an increase from last year’s 40%.