- Logistics Watch
- 15-nov-2024
NP3 expands portfolio with €23m property acquisitions
Swedish real estate company NP3 has strengthened its portfolio by acquiring six properties across Sweden, totalling SEK 271 mln (€23.4 mln) in value.
Read moreSwedish real estate company NP3 has strengthened its portfolio by acquiring six properties across Sweden, totalling SEK 271 mln (€23.4 mln) in value.
Read moreCTP, a European listed developer, owner, and manager of industrial and logistics properties, has announced its sixth manufacturing and logistics investment in the Warsaw region, CTPark Warsaw Nowy Konik.
Read moreSwedish real estate investor Revelop has acquired an urban industrial asset in the Stockholm area from the bankrupt estate of Oscar Properties for an undisclosed amount.
Read moreGlobal investment firm Sixth Street and UK industrial specialist Copley Point Capital have formed a new joint venture targeting mission-critical industrial real estate in established and supply-constrained logistics markets across the UK.
Read moreRoyal London Asset Management Property and industrial developer Graftongate have joined forces to develop a 21-hectare prime industrial and logistics site in Coventry, UK, known as Pickford Gate.
Read moreCanadian asset management giant Brookfield has agreed to sell a portfolio of six Tritax EuroBox assets to UK REIT Segro, pending its takeover of the European logistics specialist.
Read moreGermany's Deka Immobilien has divested a major distribution centre in Oostrum, in the municipality of Venray in the southern Netherlands.
Read moreAquila Capital’s Southern European Logistics Fund (ACSEL) has acquired a state-of-the-art logistics platform in Gandra, located in the Greater Porto region of Northern Portugal.
Read moreLogistics real estate specialist LIP Invest has acquired a recently completed logistics centre in the German town of Landsberg in Bavaria for one of its funds.
Read moreCranham Industrial Estate in Worcester has been acquired by a multi-let urban logistics investment fund.
Read moreGerman-listed real estate company Branicks Group has sold a retail property in Bremen city centre to municipal urban developer Brestadt for €37.2 mln.