After a six year bull run, the German property stock market may be near its climax in the current up-cycle, according to experts contacted by PropertyEU.
Read more'Crazy money' is driving the Berlin investment market, according to Steffen Pulvermacher, associate director of investment at Savills in Berlin.
Read moreThe CEE region is on course for its strongest year since the economic downturn on the back of a near-record-breaking third quarter.
Read moreDutch housing minister Stef Blok expects more cross-border investors will enter the Dutch residential sector after a string of major players stepped into the market in the last 18 months.
Read moreAbout half of the Dutch and German populations live in rented accommodation but the two countries differ sharply on whether more or less red tape is the way to tackle serious shortages of affordable housing.
Read moreLast year’s surge of investor interest in the Dutch real estate market was not a flash in the pan, attendees at PropertyEU's one-day Investment Briefing on the Netherlands heard in London on Monday.
Read moreColumnist and author Peter Bill comments on Joe Valente's (JP Morgan) latest research note, the state of property lending in the UK, the race to build two speculative office towers in the City of London, and F&C REIT's name change to BMO Real Estate Partners.
Read moreGerman real estate group Patrizia Immobilien has sold the Südewo Group portfolio from a fund that it manages to Europe’s largest residential landlord, Deutsche Annington, for €1.9 bn as international expansion becomes the name of the game.
Read moreGerman lender Helaba has sealed one of its largest financings this year with new partner Orion Capital Managers and says it will continue to look for similar big-ticket loans in the future.
Read moreBlackstone has cemented its reputation for blockbuster deals following its acquisition of a $23 bn (€21.7 bn) real estate portfolio from GE Real Estate, the real estate arm of US-based General Electric Co, in partnership with San Francisco-based real estate lender Wells Fargo.
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German-listed real estate company Branicks Group has sold a retail property in Bremen city centre to municipal urban developer Brestadt for €37.2 mln.
