- Interview
- 24-Jun-2022
INTERVIEW Untangling the Gordian knot
CPI Property Group’s CEO and CFO talk about the latest developments in the group’s journey to become Central Europe’s largest property landlord.
Read moreCPI Property Group’s CEO and CFO talk about the latest developments in the group’s journey to become Central Europe’s largest property landlord.
Read moreInrev’s chairman Martin Lemke speaks out about the conflict in Ukraine and the impact of the war on non-listed real estate investment.
Read moreFrench asset manager Perial Asset Management expects to reach €6 bn in assets under management by the end of the year on the back of strong fundraising momentum in France.
Read moreEuropean supply chain infrastructure specialist Blackbrook is looking to enter two or three new markets this year while moving forward towards its goal of reaching one million m2 over the next 12 months, says founder Arvi Luoma.
Read morePlans are to double the portfolio in the UK and make a step into Europe, says Cain’s Europe boss Daniel Harris.
Read moreIt is no secret that the hotel sector has been hit hard by the pandemic, however, the market has seen fewer discounted sales than predicted and pricing is holding up, according to Owen Pritchard, executive director and COO, EMEA Hotels, CBRE.
Read moreNordic listed retail specialist Citycon is in negotiations with several potential joint venture partners to team up on a number of mixed-use projects, CEO Scott Ball told PropertyEU. The partnerships would help the company speed up its strategy to move away from a sole focus on retail assets and expand into residential, according to Ball.
Read moreCo-founder David Brush explains why the Spanish REIT is entering the sector with a commitment to invest €500 mln over the next few years
Read moreCommercial property deals of around €2 bn are currently being negotiated in Portugal, suggesting investment volumes this year should surpass the €3 bn threshold, according to agent CBRE.
Read moreTikehau Capital, pronounced as if spelling out ‘T-K-O’, is a listed Paris-based firm with a certain French entrepreneurial flair. With €10 bn of real assets and a reputation for being a fast-growing ‘teenager’, it has grown in leaps and bounds in recent years.
Read moreSirius Capital Partners, through its Sirius Fund IV, has signed an agreement to acquire seven assets, consisting of 261 rental apartments, from Finnish construction company Hartela.