In her first official interview since taking up the role of CIO at Patrizia Immobilien last year, Anne Kavanagh talks to PropertyEU Magazine about the recent Rockspring takeover and how her move to Europe's most acquisitive property firm came about.
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Optimum Asset Management is adding a northern German 'city pairs' strategy to its current focus on Berlin residential and commercial real estate.
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After a stormy period in Russia, Atrium has entered calmer waters and is focusing on refining its inner-city focus and redeveloping existing malls in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Spanish residential property developer Neinor is ‘closely monitoring’ the central Western region of the Spanish peninsula for potential future expansion, CEO Juan Velayos has told PropertyEU.
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Herman Kok has assumed the role of head of research at European investment manager Meyer Bergman, based in London. We spoke to him about the priorities in his new role and the outlook for the European retail market.
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Under the leadership of new CEO Josip Kardun, Blackstone’s European retail platform Multi Corporation is seeking to evolve as a full-service provider for third parties. Gabriëlle Klaver and Erik de Boer met up with Kardun in Amsterdam to hear about the company's shift in focus.
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Avignon Capital is experiencing 'hyper growth' which may see it reach €1 bn in assets under management by the end of this year, CFOO Patrick Flaton tells PropertyEU.
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Bratislava-based developer HB Reavis is leaving its mark in the capital cities of CEE with a new generation of offices. It now aims to do the same in London, says CEO Pavel Trenka.
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Spurred by economic growth, Europe’s listed real estate sector is seeking to broaden its base among more ‘generalist’ institutional investors, says EPRA’s new CEO Dominique Moerenhout.
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Swiss pension funds are increasingly venturing outside their home market in search of property investments, says Sebastian Feix, the new global head of transactions at Swiss real estate investment foundation AFIAA.
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Central London's Grade A office market has seen a 4% increase in take-up volume compared to the five-year quarterly average before the pandemic, according to new data from Cushman & Wakefield.
