- 22-Sep-2023
European logistics real estate specialist Verdion has announced initial closings totalling €75 mln for its second value-add fund, Verdion European Logistics Fund 2, sourced exclusively from investors in the first vehicle of the VELF fund series.
The trajectory of capital values in London’s office sector is further ahead than almost every counterpart market in Europe, according to new data analysed by BNP Paribas Real Estate, with capital growth for London’s office sector declining by 17.1% year-on-year (Q2 2022 – Q2 2023).
Dutch real estate investor Altera Vastgoed and construction firm BAM Wonen are working together to make Altera's 1980s residential property portfolio more sustainable.
Swedish construction company Peab has been awarded a SEK 337 mln (€28 mln) contract to build a new assisted living facility in Orsa, Sweden.
Jeremy Bishop, co-founder of real estate investment manager Oxenwood Real Estate, is stepping down from his role after nine years.
Savills Northern Ireland has sold the Foyleside Shopping Centre in Derry/Londonderry, Northern Ireland, for £27 mln (€31 mln) on behalf of its client.
British Land, Norges and CPPIB are joining ADIA and Goldman Sachs in attempting trophy shopping centre sales.
Jeremy Bishop, co-founder of real estate investment manager Oxenwood Real Estate, is stepping down from his role after nine years.
Dutch real estate investor Altera Vastgoed and construction firm BAM Wonen are working together to make Altera's 1980s residential property portfolio more sustainable.
Those with a nose for blood sense an opportunity is coming in UK and European property. At least, that is what I am hearing from people within the commercial real estate industry.
Our annual ranking of the biggest dealmakers in Europe based on transaction volume over 2022 puts Blackstone in the top spot, followed by AXA IM Alts and Brookfield Asset Management.
A step-by-step approach is needed to help asset owners and managers on their journey to net zero, writes Hannah Pankiw, consultant at Verco.
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The trajectory of capital values in London’s office sector is further ahead than almost every counterpart market in Europe, according to new data analysed by BNP Paribas Real Estate, with capital growth for London’s office sector declining by 17.1% year-on-year (Q2 2022 – Q2 2023).