- Market Watch
- 16-Aug-2024
UBS to liquidate real estate fund inherited from Credit Suisse
Swiss-based investment bank UBS Group is closing down a major real estate fund acquired from Credit Suisse in 2023.
Read moreSwiss-based investment bank UBS Group is closing down a major real estate fund acquired from Credit Suisse in 2023.
Read moreLondon-based REIT Capital & Regional has granted additional time for Praxis Group and NewRiver REIT to submit formal takeover bids.
Read morePatrizia, the Germany-based real assets company with plans to grow to €100bn AUM in five years, has presented H1 results that show a 32% collapse in profits but with a silver lining.
Read moreOver half (52%) of investor respondents to an alternatives study have stated that they expect real estate performance to be better over the next 12 months compared with the previous 12 months, demonstrating a shift in investor sentiment toward the asset class.
Read moreWith the tide now turning on interest rates, EPRA CEO Dominique Moerenhout evaluates what central bank cuts mean for the listed real estate sector.
Read moreReal estate investment firm Patrizia has unveiled a new growth strategy aimed at managing €100 bn in assets by 2030.
Read moreCrédit Agricole Immobilier has entered into exclusive negotiations to purchase Nexity Property Management, a subsidiary of Nexity specializing in property management services.
Read moreThese are exciting and transformative times at Legal & General, with a new group CEO, the creation of an enlarged Asset Management division, and on the real estate-side, a move into direct equity real estate investing in Continental Europe.
Read moreImfarr, the Austrian private family office of Nemat Farrokhnia, has filed for insolvency at the Vienna Commercial Court, revealing some €604 mln of liabilities.
Read moreMacquarie Asset Management is set to create a standalone real estate investment company called Manova Partners, managing €11.4 bn in assets, primarily focusing on core and core plus real estate properties.
Read moreThree living funds launched this week, including two senior living investment funds focused on the UK and Germany, as investors continue to see value in alternative investment asset classes driven by strong demographic trends.