- 31-okt-2024
The Urban Land Institute (ULI) has named Barbara Cominelli, CEO of Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) in Italy, as the new Chair of ULI Italy for a two-year, volunteer term.
UK property company Landsec has secured complete ownership of Salford’s MediaCity, in Greater Manchester, acquiring the remaining 25% stake from Peel Group.
UK real estate investor and developer Firethorn Trust has received an £18 mln (€21.5 mln) loan from Grosvenor to finance its recent acquisition of the luxurious Malmaison York hotel.
Nordic real estate manager Niam has acquired a logistics asset in the Klinga Logistics Park, in Norrköping, Sweden, from private equity real estate investor Slättö.
Fund manager Thriving Investments and specialist alternative fund manager Gresham House have partnered to establish a UK affordable housing fund management platform.
London office developer Helical has sold its 50% stake in the JJ Mack Building in London to its joint venture partner, AshbyCapital, for £71.4 mln (€84.9 mln).
Stockholm-listed real estate company Balder and construction company Peab have acquired properties worth a combined SEK 7.3 bn (€628.5 mln) from Fastighets AB Centur.
The Urban Land Institute (ULI) has named Barbara Cominelli, CEO of Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) in Italy, as the new Chair of ULI Italy for a two-year, volunteer term.
London office developer Helical has sold its 50% stake in the JJ Mack Building in London to its joint venture partner, AshbyCapital, for £71.4 mln (€84.9 mln).
PropertyEU's latest issue examines the office asset class as it undergoes fundamental change in an era of hybrid working and ever stricter ESG requirements.
Once facing decline after reunification, Leipzig has undergone a remarkable transformation and is now flourishing as a logistics, technology and life sciences hub.
Josh Miller, Managing Director, Head of transactions – Europe for Harrison Street, explains to PropertyEU which European sectors and markets present the best opportunities for this year and into 2025.
A further rate cut by the European Central Bank helped revive the European commercial real estate investment pipeline and sentiment in the third quarter, with a series of major assets coming to market and renewed investor interest in the retail sector, according to Colliers’ latest EMEA Capital Markets Snapshot (Q3-2024).