Fierce investor competition to add residential assets to portfolios is pushing European yields in the sector to record low levels, say market experts.
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International real estate firm Hines has acquired Mariendalsvej 55-57, its second living asset in Denmark, on behalf of its Hines European Core Fund (HECF), for an undisclosed price.
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German real estate investor Adler Group has agreed to sell a residential portfolio worth €1.49 bn to rival LEG Immobilien in an effort to reduce its debt.
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Central European investor Atrium European Real Estate has signed its first two residential transactions, both in Poland, for €53 mln.
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Berlin-based Catella Residential Investment Management and Munich-headquartered AIFM platform Catella Real Estate have acquired two residential rental buildings in Spain for a total €22 mln.
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Global real estate investors Ivanhoé Cambridge and Bouwinvest Real Estate Investors, alongside rental housing specialist Greystar Real Estate Partners, have acquired a still-to-be-developed co-living asset in Paris.
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A Swiss Life Asset Managers Germany fund has acquired a Danish residential portfolio from Berlin-based Catella Residential Investment Management (CRIM) and Munich-headquartered platform Catella Real Estate (CREAG) for more than €70 mln.
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Global investment management firm CA Ventures and alternative real assets specialist Harrison Street have formed a joint venture and inked a deal to bring a 623-bed purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) scheme to Cork, Ireland.
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Nicholas Porter, founder of Global Student Accommodation Group (GSA), has merged the group's existing brands into a new global student housing operator.
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Goodstone Living, the UK build to rent platform recently launched by Australia’s Macquarie Asset Management, has acquired a four-acre (1.6 hectare) development site in central Birmingham where it plans to deliver over 500 homes.
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Office buildings that meet Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) standards are commanding significantly higher rental levels in Continental Europe than their non-certified counterparts, according to new analysis from global real estate advisor, CBRE.
