- Retail Watch
- 18-dec-2020
MAGAZINE: Meyer Bergman buries name to make its Mark
In a year of disruption wrought by the coronavirus pandemic, the investment manager formerly known as Meyer Bergman is making changes.
Read moreIn a year of disruption wrought by the coronavirus pandemic, the investment manager formerly known as Meyer Bergman is making changes.
Read moreDigital monitoring technology offers a solution for employers worried about the productivity of their workers during the pandemic, but snooping has a downside, say experts.
Read moreProperties up for sale in the UK capital span the risk and price spectrum and hint at rising investor appetite amid the gloom caused by the pandemic.
Read moreOff-market deals dominate transactions in the data centre market, as top European cities struggle with shrinking availability of land and power.
Read morePrivate equity investment manager Meyer Bergman is rebranding as ‘Mark’ as part of a pivot towards emerging asset classes, the company has announced.
Read moreA group of leading experts came together for PropertyEU's State of Logistics 2020 Roundtable in early September to discuss the ‘tidal wave’ of capital rolling into the sector, the challenge of last-mile, and how ESG will shape the buildings of the future.
Read moreDecision-makers at leading European real estate companies discussed the future of logistics at our recent ‘virtual’ roundtable, including the issue of whether the sector could face a post-Covid dip, as the unusual conditions recede which have helped fuel its strong performance this year.
Read moreCurzon Capital Partners 5 (CCP 5), a core-plus fund advised by Tristan Capital Partners, confirmed on Wednesday that it has acquired all units in the AEW City Office Germany fund from German institutional investors advised by AEW, as tipped by PropertyEU in August.
Read moreHome REIT, a new investment trust focused on homeless accommodation in the UK, announced on Wednesday that it is looking to raise £250 mln (€272 mln) in an initial public offering on the main market of the London stock exchange.
Read moreCBRE Global Investors has announced the acquisition of an office building in central Munich from Blackstone’s OfficeFirst arm.
Read moreCentral 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.