- Logistics Watch
- 16-Aug-2022
Singapore's Elite continues warehouse deal spree in Poland
Singapore-headquartered Elite Partners Capital (EPC) has completed an off-market acquisition of a warehouse in Radomsko, Poland for close to €30 mln.
Read moreSingapore-headquartered Elite Partners Capital (EPC) has completed an off-market acquisition of a warehouse in Radomsko, Poland for close to €30 mln.
Read moreCBRE Investment Management has announced a sustainability initiative that is intended to scale the development of solar projects within its global direct logistics portfolio.
Read moreThe Ardent Companies UK, the acquisitive subsidiary of US-based real estate investment and asset management firm The Ardent Companies, has acquired four light industrial assets for £24.7 mln (€30 mln).
Read moreLogistics owner, developer and manager CTP has appointed a new chief financial officer (CFO) and head of research as it gains further scale across Europe.
Read moreBelgian-listed logistics investor Montea said it has purchased three logistics properties in the Netherlands and one in France for a total amount of €90 mln.
Read moreThe Italian logistics market has set a new record in H1 2022, with investments reaching nearly €2 bn, according to JLL.
Read morePolish logistics platform European Logistics Investment (Eli) closed H1 2022 with a portfolio of 1.2 million m2 spread across 28 projects within 10 logistics hubs in Poland.
Read moreMacquarie Asset Management has acquired a City Flex logistics facility in Poland from a 7R-led consortium of investors for €29 mln.
Read moreKanAm Grund Group has acquired a last-mile logistics property in Enns, Austria, for its open-ended real estate fund, Leading Cities Invest.
Read moreReal estate investor-developer and manager Arrow Capital Partners has acquired a 16,000 m2 logistics warehouse in Alcala de Henares for its €3 bn Strategic Industrial Real Estate (SIRE) joint venture with Cerberus.
Read moreGerman alternative investment fund manager Intreal said it boosted its assets under management (AUM) by nearly 12% in the first half of 2022 but warned that growth will slow in the second half as inflation and higher interest rates start to bite in earnest.