- Market Watch
- 23-nov-2024
Croatia’s Primo Real Estate acquires Slovenia’s Ferba Projekt
Croatian real estate company Primo Real Estate has purchased Slovenian peer Ferba Projekt from its Swiss parent company Ferba for €24.5 mln.
Read moreCroatian real estate company Primo Real Estate has purchased Slovenian peer Ferba Projekt from its Swiss parent company Ferba for €24.5 mln.
Read moreAs shopping centre landlords and retailers gear up to attend Mapic next week in Cannes, the wider real estate industry is seeking clarity on the future of physical retail.
Read moreThe real estate industry was in the sightlines of this week’s COP29 summit, as environmental leaders warned about increasing global emissions.
Read moreThe recently issued 2025 Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe report from PwC and the Urban Land Institute (ULI) suggests that the European real estate industry ‘finally has a landing zone in sight’ after navigating the storm clouds of higher inflation and interest rates for nearly three years.
Read moreCoima’s latest showpiece project in Italy centres on the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics of 2026 and its legacy, but the investor-developer’s long-term goal extends far beyond that, as CEO Manfredi Catella explains in an interview with PropertyEU.
Read moreUK property consultancy and auction house Allsop has raised a total of £87.8 mln (€105.5 mln) from its two-day commercial and residential auctions in November.
Read moreInternational investors and corporates have discovered Italy’s second city in a big way, fuelling demand for modern infrastructure and real estate of all types – notably in the residential sector.
Read moreA massive mixed-use project – including the Olympic Village for the forthcoming 2026 Winter Games – is set to arise on a disused railway site to the south of Milan.
Read moreLondon-based flexible workspace provider Workspace Group has sold its Rainbow Industrial Estate in Raynes Park, London, for £20.3 mln (€24 mln).
Read moreNewly-established Spanish investment firm Albero Capital is targeting the family office market with €100 mln in capital for real estate investments.
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.