- Analysis
- 06-May-2016
Capital wave washes deeper into the Nordics
Sweden is well and truly back on the crest of the wave of international capital sweeping into the Nordics after a slight dip in volumes last year.
Read moreSweden is well and truly back on the crest of the wave of international capital sweeping into the Nordics after a slight dip in volumes last year.
Read moreThe trend has been visible for several years now, but for the first time since PropertyEU’s ranking of Top Retail Developers was launched in 2007, a listed retail specialist has made it into the top spot.
Read moreLondon-listed German residential investor Phoenix Spree Deutschland plans to invest the £38 mln (€48.64 mln) it has just raised by issuing 19.64 mln new shares in Berlin ‘within the next 12 to 18 months’, Jörg Schwagenscheidt, managing director of PMM Partners in Germany, which manages Phoenix Spree, has told PropertyEU.
Read moreInvestment volumes in the Baltic states reached a record €1.38 bn in 2015, an increase of almost 60% on the previous year, research by Colliers International has found.
Read moreReal estate transaction volumes fell by 20% in the EMEA region in the first quarter of 2016, according to preliminary analysis by JLL.
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The real estate market in Central and Eastern Europe is set for another strong year as rising consumer spending feeds through into the retail and logistics sectors, according to analysis from CBRE.
Read moreEuropean Real Estate is likely to continue to outperform other assets in 2016 as the economic recovery drives up occupier demand across all sectors, according to CBRE’s latest forecast.
Read moreInternationally renowned architect Lord Richard Rogers heads a prestigious line-up of professionals who have shaped today’s cities at the Urban Land Institute’s 2016 Europe Conference.
Read moreEurope’s real estate investment market will continue to grow strongly in 2016 despite a growing element of investor caution, experts at PropertyEU’s recent Outlook Briefings said.
Read moreThe postponement to next year by aspiring Italian REITs Coima Res and Idea of their public flotation hides deeper problems linked to the management and portfolios, market experts warn.
Read moreSwiss real estate group Investis has boosted its real estate holdings with the CHF 139 mln (€149 mln) purchase of prime residential properties in Vaud canton.