A panel of five logistics experts will open PropertyEU's 2016 investment briefing programme in London on 9 February. Kevin Mofid, head of logistics research at Savills, starts the morning event with a presentation on the latest trends in the European logistics real estate industry.
Read moreUK REIT Hammerson has completed the purchase of Birmingham’s new Grand Central shopping centre from the city council for £335 mln (€441 mln), net initial yield of 4%.
Read moreInternational real estate firm Hines has acquired a prime retail asset in Madrid for €39.5 mln, a week after a similar purchase in Barcelona.
Read moreInvestment in Polish commercial property reached its second highest level in 2015, helped by a surge in the last quarter of the year, according to latest research by Savills.
Read moreInvestment volumes in southeastern Europe reached a record level of €285 mln in 2015 as investors looked beyond the core markets for better returns, according to preliminary analysis by JLL.
Read moreGerman asset manager KanAm has bought a medical centre in Frankfurt for its Leading Cities Invest (LCI) fund.
Read moreSpain, Portugal and Ireland - dubbed the sick men of Europe during the Global Financial Crisis - have become the star performers in the eurozone recovery and this is fuelling the revival in their real estate markets.
Read morePropertyEU, Europe’s leading real estate publication, data provider and events organiser, has appointed Richard Betts as publisher of the Amsterdam-based company. He succeeds Henk Fieggen, who retains an advisory role. The appointment is effective from 1 January 2016.
Read moreGerman landlord Deutsche Wohnen has raised its earnings for 2015 by around 38% to €300 mln, an improvement on previous forecasts.
Read moreA fund advised by real estate investment manager Meyer Bergman has acquired four vacant buildings with prime corner frontage onto Milan’s longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, which it plans to redevelop.
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Central London's Grade A office market has seen a 4% increase in take-up volume compared to the five-year quarterly average before the pandemic, according to new data from Cushman & Wakefield.
