- Analysis
- 13-jul-2017
Nordic residential on investors’ radar
Blackstone’s takeover of D Carnegie in late 2016 could signal a new era for Nordic real estate.
Read moreBlackstone’s takeover of D Carnegie in late 2016 could signal a new era for Nordic real estate.
Read moreColony Capital’s merger with NorthStar has left many wondering about its European strategy.
Read moreIt’s good news for bricks-and-mortar retail, but rivals will need to step up e-commerce adoption. The news earlier this month that US e-commerce giant Amazon is acquiring Whole Foods for $13.4 bn (€11.9 bn) sparked a chorus of enthusiastic reactions from real estate advisory firms.
Read moreThe news last week that Triuva has sourced a €120 mln portfolio of Italian high street retail properties on behalf of a Dutch institutional client of CBRE Global Investment Partners (CBRE GIP) signals the new direction that the Frankfurt-based management company is taking following its rebranding in 2015.
Read moreGermany’s leading lenders have managed to underwrite a sizeable amount of new business this year despite increased competition in the market, writes Sara Seddon Kilbinger.
Read moreCould potential $14 bn (€12.5 bn) US Department of Justice fine spell the end for Deutsche Bank?
Read moreSuspended UK property funds need to ‘put themselves in a strong enough position to handle redemptions when they reopen’, Simon Molica, portfolio manager at Morningstar Investment Management in the UK, has told PropertyEU this week.
Read moreThe Propertize deal is believed to represent the largest sale of legacy real estate loans in the Netherlands to date and marks a 30% discount on the assets’ value.
Read moreUK real estate: hot or not? That's the question on investors’ lips in the wake of the vote, by a slim majority of the electorate, to leave the European Union.
Read moreIn a drive to attract more capital, a number of UK and Polish property companies are pursuing secondary listings on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) to facilitate South Africans investors searching for opportunities in European real estate markets in their own currency.
Read moreGerman-listed real estate company Branicks Group has sold a retail property in Bremen city centre to municipal urban developer Brestadt for €37.2 mln.