La Française Forum Real Estate Partners (LFF Real Estate Partners), on behalf of a collective real estate investment vehicle managed by La Française, has acquired an office development in the Media-Spree district of Berlin.
Read moreReal estate investors, with cross-border firms playing a leading role, spent almost €40 bn in the Nordics during 2015 - the highest volume ever recorded for the region, according to Pangea Property Partners.
Read moreBelgian REIT Cofinimmo has bought three sites for healthcare centre developments in the Netherlands as part of a strategy to grow in the sector.
Read morePanellists at PropertyEU's Europe and Nordics 2016 Outlook briefing explain how they would invest €500 mln in the European real estate market, with a particular emphasis on the Nordics.
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Read moreThe struggle to deploy capital is not only prompting real estate investors to go up the risk but also to turn to alternative asset classes such as student housing, hotels and data centres, according to Henri Vuong, director of research and information at European non-listed funds body Inrev.
Read moreMunich-based Realogis Real Estate has acquired a refurbished logistics property in Berlin from Dutch retail specialist Redevco.
Read moreFinland and Norway offer opportunities for value-add office investors, while the office sectors in Sweden and Denmark tend to be restricted more to core returns, according to Anders Palmgren of fund manager Genesta.
Read moreThe Dutch retail property investment market, which suffered considerably in the downturn following the crisis, is picking up but ‘the perception of the market is at odds with the reality’, according to Erik Langens, executive director of capital markets at CBRE in the Netherlands.
Read moreStrong trading activity will push Dutch real estate investment volumes towards the €11 bn mark this year after topping €10 bn in 2014, itself a post-crisis peak, according to CBRE estimates which are supported by PropertyEU research data.
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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.
