PropertyEU's annual ranking of the leading investors in European real estate by assets under management finds that many firms spent much of 2023 rebalancing their portfolios and getting their house in order as they waited for better times to step back into the market.
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Who were the biggest buyers and sellers of European commercial property in 2023? PropertyEU's annual ranking reveals some surprising moves in a year which saw deal volumes collapse amid successive interest rate hikes.
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Europe’s biggest real estate investors steered a steady course in 2022, despite having to navigate macroeconomic turbulence in the wake of the war in Ukraine.
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Our annual ranking of the biggest dealmakers in Europe based on transaction volume over 2022 puts Blackstone in the top spot, followed by AXA IM Alts and Brookfield Asset Management.
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PropertyEU's annual ranking of the leading investors in Europe being launched at Expo Real this week, reveals a resurgence of investment in 2021 following the pandemic lockdowns of 2020.
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German developer Becken has sold a residential project in Hamburg to Bayerische Ärtzeversorgung, Bavaria's insurance fund for medical professionals, in a forward-funded deal.
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The changes and challenges to the real estate sector brought about by technology were the focus of an hour-long panel discussion hosted by PropertyEU at the Netherlands' biggest property show, Provada, last week.
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Spanish listed property firm Inmobilaria Colonial has completed the restructuring of the debt it inherited when it took over Axiare by agreeing a €75 mln sustainable loan with CaixaBank.
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Investment manager Savills IM has acquired a distribution centre that is being built near Nuremberg by developer ECE.
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Luxembourg-based investment manager Corestate Capital has published its first sustainability report, covering environmental performance, social affairs and corporate governance, as part of its commitment to more responsible business practices.
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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.
