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- 03-Oct-2023
PropertyEU meets: Katherine Beisler, Hollis
Katherine Beisler, director of ESG consulting at Hollis, discusses the risks both investors and developers now face when buying and building property.
Read moreKatherine Beisler, director of ESG consulting at Hollis, discusses the risks both investors and developers now face when buying and building property.
Read moreA step-by-step approach is needed to help asset owners and managers on their journey to net zero, writes Hannah Pankiw, consultant at Verco.
Read moreAfter a slump in Q1 transactions, buyers and sellers are still looking for direction amid signs that interest rates in Europe are set to rise further in the short term, writes Tom Leahy, head of EMEA Real Estate Research at MSCI.
Read moreAn uncertain global economic outlook makes the logistics market difficult to navigate, but strong fundamentals spell opportunity for developers which can deliver, according to P3 Logistic Parks.
Read moreThe Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) has been brought in to achieve much needed outcomes, writes Emilija Emma, head of report for zero (real estate) at Verco.
Read moreSpanish multinational outlet centre developer, landlord and operator Neinver is facing up to the current climate with a raft of strategies that underline its experience of cyclical markets.
Read moreRedevco, a leader in urban real estate, knows cities inside out.
Read morePropertyEU recently caught up with Wybo Wijnbergen, co-founder and CEO of flexible workspace management company infinitSpace.
Read moreFrom traditional logistics and distribution assets to last mile facilities, data centres and multi-storey developments, Goodman is exploring a range of options in Germany to meet the growing demand for high-quality and sustainable space.
Read moreClemens Brenninkmeijer, head of sustainability at privately owned real estate manager Redevco, shares his views on retail real estate and its role in keeping urban areas liveable and sustainable.
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.