- Market Watch
- 16-Mar-2022
ULI, PwC: Market caution amid slower global growth fears and longer-lasting inflation
The war in Ukraine has altered the note of optimism felt at the end of 2021, according to a major research paper.
Read moreThe war in Ukraine has altered the note of optimism felt at the end of 2021, according to a major research paper.
Read moreHarm Meijer, co-founder of fund manager Icamap, has made a strong case for investing in real estate stocks at Mipim in Cannes.
Read moreCBRE IM, formerly CBRE Global Investors, improved on its acquisitions tally last year despite an ultra competitive market for the asset classes it was pursuing.
Read moreLondon-based Tristan Capital Partners has revealed it aggregated €5 bn of deals last year.
Read moreHines is continuing to review its circa €1.75 bn of direct real estate in Russia after ceasing any new investment there.
Read moreAmsterdam-based Edge is targeting the Big League of developers by joining forces with Australian property giant Macquarie Asset Management.
Read moreIngka Centres, the shopping centre business of the Swedish Ingka Group, says it is keeping its 14 malls in Russia open ‘to ensure access to essential goods by local communities’, but that it is ‘continuously evaluating the situation’.
Read moreReal estate consultancy Hollis has launched an asset and development management division with an emphasis on innovation and ESG to work with funds and private investors to buy and manage assets.
Read moreThe Van Veggel family is making waves with its European and US businesses in the wake of the Multi Development era. In an interview with PropertyEU, Hans, Bas and Tim van Veggel look back on Multi’s legacy and what it has meant for them personally and their current activities.
Read moreGoogle’s €583 mln acquisition this week of The Warsaw Hub in the Polish capital is the largest single office transaction in the history of the CEE markets.
Read moreAres Management, the US firm, has struck an agreement with French start-up, Colonies, to acquire and refurbish affordable co-living apartments in major urban centres across Western Europe.