- Residential Watch
- 14-jul-2021
RE Capital eyes 4 more Portugal residential developments
RE Capital, the independent European real estate investment firm, is expanding its residential development programme in Portugal.
Read moreRE Capital, the independent European real estate investment firm, is expanding its residential development programme in Portugal.
Read moreDietz, the German real estate company, has kickstarted a structured process that could lead to the sale of a 113,000 m2 logistics asset in Roosendaal in the Netherlands.
Read moreMaarsen Groep, the Amsterdam-based real estate investor behind eye-catching developments such as the 'Hourglass' and 'Cubes', has placed on the market one of its latest projects under construction.
Read moreKaufman & Broad (K&B), the French listed real estate company, is thought to have brought forward to the market another Build-to-Rent (BTR) residential portfolio.
Read moreA forward-funding deal for Europaplads 6-8 in Aarhus in Denmark has become available for around €110 mln.
Read moreIn February, Icade announced two preliminary sales agreements for more than €320 mln.
Read moreKnight Frank is advising property owners on the sale of 10 London sites that could be turned into data centres.
Read moreKorean investors without local offices in Europe are having to circumnavigate travel restrictions by appointing third party advisors to inspect physical assets they are interested in purchasing, or rely purely on technology.
Read moreCorpus Sireo, the Germany-based real estate group, is believed to be coming forward with a large-scale residential portfolio for sale.
Read morePrincipal Real Estate Investors is aiming to launch a new strategy this year to take advantage of the strong fundamentals underlying European data centres.
Read moreThe Grand Hotel Imperiale in Forte dei Marmi, Italy has been sold to UAE-based real estate company Emaar Properties, owner of renowned buildings such as the Burj Khalifa and the Dubai Mall.