- Market Watch
- 19-Mar-2021
Bradda completes €35m of transactions for its two evergreen funds
UK real estate investment adviser Bradda Capital has completed £30 mln (€35 mln) of transactions for its two evergreen real estate funds.
Read moreUK real estate investment adviser Bradda Capital has completed £30 mln (€35 mln) of transactions for its two evergreen real estate funds.
Read moreKorean investors without local offices in Europe are having to circumnavigate travel restrictions by appointing third party advisors to inspect physical assets they are interested in purchasing, or rely purely on technology.
Read moreGerman listed property company DIC Asset has sold the Villa Kennedy luxury hotel on Kennedyallee in Frankfurt to real estate investor Conren Land for a high double digit amount.
Read moreLondonMetric Property has sold a portfolio of long income assets to Realty Income, an S&P 500 US REIT, for £40.9 mln (€48 mln), reflecting a blended NIY of 5.9%.
Read moreFokus Asset Management, a real estate investor and asset manager in the Nordics, has entered into a strategic agreement to sell a stake in the group to private equity fund BlackFin Capital Partners for an undisclosed amount.
Read moreDutch group Bouwinvest Real Estate Investors announced on Wednesday that it has committed €100 mln to a strategy targeting various sectors, including affordable rental housing for middle-income families, care homes and logistics in the Nordics on behalf of a European mandate.
Read moreThe ranks of women holding senior leadership roles in European commercial real estate are growing, but there is still a long way to go for companies to become truly diverse and inclusive.
Read moreKamco Invest, the Kuwaiti-based firm that manages investments on behalf of Middle Eastern investors, is prepared to branch out its real estate investing activities towards the Netherlands and the Nordic region.
Read moreUK property developer St Modwen has announced plans to sell around £200 mln (€230 mln) of non-core assets as part of a plan to realize capital from its portfolio.
Read moreNatWest group, formerly Royal Bank of Scotland, has appointed PwC to sell a £550 mln (€630 mln) portfolio of non performing loans secured against 25 mainly shopping centre assets in the UK.
Read moreGerman property investment volumes plummeted 48% in the first quarter, with only €14.8 bn of assets traded in the first three months of the year, according to broker CBRE.