- Market Watch
- 08-Nov-2024
Workspace Group offloads Wimbledon site
London-based flexible workspace provider Workspace Group has sold its Rainbow Industrial Estate in Raynes Park, London, for £20.3 mln (€24 mln).
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 moreSpain's Inmobiliaria Colonial said that it is considering a merger with its 98%-owned subsidiary Société Foncière Lyonnaise to streamline its operations.
Read moreCushman & Wakefield is set to fully acquire its Finnish affiliate, a deal expected to close in January 2025, solidifying its presence in the Nordic market.
Read moreStockholm-listed real estate company Balder and construction company Peab have acquired properties worth a combined SEK 7.3 bn (€628.5 mln) from Fastighets AB Centur.
Read moreAustrian property group Warimpex Finanz- und Beteiligungs has announced the sale of its last remaining project in Russia, the Airportcity St. Petersburg, for an undisclosed amount.
Read moreThe UK government, under Chancellor Rachel Reeves, has announced a series of tax changes aimed at cooling the property market.
Read moreTurkish private equity real estate firm BLG Capital has sold Galataport Istanbul to its partner, Dogus Group, in a transaction valued at $2.2 bn (€2.0 bn).
Read moreLandlord Ivanhoé Cambridge has secured approval for a major redevelopment of 21 Lombard Street in London.
Read moreGenerali Real Estate and Savills have signed a property management contract under which Savills will manage 55 Generali properties spread across Germany with what the manager is calling a 'unique, innovative concept'.
Read moreSwiss real estate group Investis has boosted its real estate holdings with the CHF 139 mln (€149 mln) purchase of prime residential properties in Vaud canton.