- Interview
- 03-Mar-2020
Edmond de Rothschild merges country units to create €11b REIM platform
The move is part of an aggressive expansion strategy in the real estate sector with plans to double AuM over the next 3-5 years
Read moreThe move is part of an aggressive expansion strategy in the real estate sector with plans to double AuM over the next 3-5 years
Read moreIncreased vacancy, downward pressure on rents, increase of profit warnings and CVAs have made today a buyers’ market with realistic vendor pricing adjustments trickling through, according to Michel Nangia, founder of AMK2 Real Estate and former head of European Designer Outlets at Resolution Property.
Read moreVic Properties is in discussions with a number of investment banks to advise on an initial public offering planned for early next year, according to Chief Executive Officer João Cabaça.
Read moreThe UK has sent its biggest ever delegation to EXPO REAL this year – counteracting any messages of insularity that the Brexit crisis might be communicating to its European neighbours.
Read moreIn an interview with PropertyEU, Todd Everett and Andrew Thornton explain the tie-up between one of the world’s biggest real estate managers and a boutique European firm.
Read moreThe challenges facing the real estate industry and built environment have never been so great nor have they been so high on the political agenda, Sean Tompkins, CEO of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), told PropertyEU at Mipim.
Read moreCerberus Capital Management, the New York-headquartered global alternatives investment firm, has plans for upwards of $8 bn (€6.9 bn) of equity to deploy in European real estate.
Read moreJos Short, co-founder of Internos Global Investors, is taking part in PropertyEU's Europe and UK Outlook panel discussion in London on Thursday morning.
The investment briefing takes place days after US-based Principal Financial announced it was acquiring Internos as its pan-European real estate platform.
Read moreIrish hotel operator Dalata Hotel Group has purchased the Apex Hotel London Wall for £53.4 mln (€62.1 mln) from Apex Hotels Limited, the owner of the long leasehold interest, with 107 years remaining.