- 12-Aug-2022
Institutional investors are looking to increase the share of infrastructure in their portfolios over the next five years in a bid to diversify their holdings and gain access to stable returns, a new survey reveals.
Homebuilders across Europe face a bumpy ride as a host of external factors threatens to erode their margins in the next 12-18 months, says S&P Global Ratings.
A new global study of office working practices in 13 countries has revealed that offices in most sectors and locations are underused, resulting in large swathes of excess space.
Irish Residential Properties REIT (IRES) has completed the acquisition of a residential complex in Dublin whose development it forward funded four years ago in a deal worth €47.1 mln.
Global property adviser Knight Frank has appointed Joe Warren as an associate in its ESG consulting team, expanding its capacity to advise clients on regulatory issues and net zero carbon strategies.
Homebuilders across Europe face a bumpy ride as a host of external factors threatens to erode their margins in the next 12-18 months, says S&P Global Ratings.
Global property adviser Knight Frank has appointed Joe Warren as an associate in its ESG consulting team, expanding its capacity to advise clients on regulatory issues and net zero carbon strategies.
Following CTP Group’s acquisition of Deutsche Industrie Grundbesitz (DIG) earlier this year, DIG spokespersons Fabian Kempchen, regional development director north, and Timo Hielscher, regional development director West, discuss the group’s German strategy.
Although major deals are still being transacted, macroeconomic headwinds spell a challenging time ahead for European real estate.
Sitting beneath artwork in his elegant office, Michael Bickford is talking about caves.
Following CTP Group’s acquisition of Deutsche Industrie Grundbesitz (DIG) earlier this year, DIG spokespersons Fabian Kempchen, regional development director north, and Timo Hielscher, regional development director West, discuss the group’s German strategy.
Institutional investors are looking to increase the share of infrastructure in their portfolios over the next five years in a bid to diversify their holdings and gain access to stable returns, a new survey reveals.