- M&A Watch
- 03-Feb-2023
Greenman expands in Europe with Newbridge Poland acquisition
Ireland’s Greenman Group has acquired Polish asset manager and developer Newbridge Poland, which has been rebranded as Greenman Poland.
Read moreIreland’s Greenman Group has acquired Polish asset manager and developer Newbridge Poland, which has been rebranded as Greenman Poland.
Read moreColliers has entered into an affiliate agreement with real estate advisory and management firm, Arbitrage Real Estate based in Athens, Greece.
Read moreLondon-based investment company Icona Capital has acquired a 40% minority stake in global real estate player Stoneweg.
Read moreOver the years, Nordics real estate advisor Pangea Property Partners has received numerous buyout approaches, but turned them all down. So, why did an approach from Colliers EMEA in the springtime work out?
Read moreHot on the heels of its takeover of Nordic adviser Pangea Property Partners, Colliers has announced the acquisition of a majority interest in Belgian real estate adviser BelSquare.
Read moreThe Paval brothers, a Romanian entreprenurial family which owns the Dedeman hypermarket chain, has acquired the Romanian business of Vienna-headquartered CA Immo.
Read moreNorthern European fund manager Niam has acquired Brunswick Real Estate Capital, the debt business of Brunswick Real Estate.
Read moreCentral and Eastern European property specialist Immofinanz has received approval from its supervisory board to enter into negotiations with its core shareholder CPI Property Group (CPIPG) for the acquisition of shares in its peer S Immo.
Read moreDutch publisher FD Mediagroep (FDMG), co-shareholder of PropertyEU, has acquired IPE International Publishers, owner of Investment & Pensions Europe (IPE) and IPE Real Assets.
Read moreGlobal real estate advisor Savills has acquired Knight Frank’s commercial property and asset management team in Poland.
Read moreFrankfurt-based fund manager Habona Invest has acquired two retail parks in the Bavarian cities of Passau and Kirchseeon from the Küblböck Group for around €26 mln.