- Deal Watch
- 05-Oct-2018
AM alpha makes Portuguese debut with office buy
Munich-based family office AM alpha has made its debut deal in Portugal with the acquisition of an office building in Lisbon's CBD.
Read moreMunich-based family office AM alpha has made its debut deal in Portugal with the acquisition of an office building in Lisbon's CBD.
Read moreMicro-living specialist MPC Capital is to develop new assets, in Mainz and Hamburg.
Read moreSpanish listed property firm Inmobiliaria Colonial has disposed of seven office buildings and a turnkey project in Madrid for €441 mln.
Read moreIndustrial and warehouse properties in Poland are becoming increasingly appealing to international buyers, with total volume of investment transactions in this sector growing on average by 20% in the last three years, according to the latest research by international real estate advisor Savills.
Read moreEuropa Capital, the pan-European real estate investment manager, and its joint venture partner, Garbe Industrial Real Estate, have acquired a light industrial and logistics portfolio in Germany and Austria for €92.5 mln from a joint venture between Crossroads European Real Estate Fund and Palmira Capital Partners.
Read moreIndependent owner-operated real estate investment manager Peakside Capital has acquired an office portfolio in Frankfurt, Germany from a fund managed by HVB Immobilien.
Read moreGlobal investor TH Real Estate has acquired a second premium logistics centre in Italy on behalf of its European logistics portfolio from Italian developer Ecodem.
Read moreDutch asset manager Bouwinvest has acquired 132 apartments in the former Utrecht City Hall from local fund Rachmaninoffhuis BV.
Read moreIndependent real estate private equity manager Peakside Capital Advisors and tech firm Brickblock have announced a strategic partnership merging institutional real estate investment management with blockchain technology.
Read morePan-European real estate investment manager Patrizia has acquired a strategic stake in Evana, a provider of data management services including artificial intelligence technology for the real estate industry.
Read moreGerman-listed real estate company Branicks Group has sold a retail property in Bremen city centre to municipal urban developer Brestadt for €37.2 mln.