- Finance Watch
- 19-Dec-2024
Aareal Bank provides €368m for prime logistics in Poland and Germany
Aareal Bank has provided a €368.19 mln loan to Hillwood to finance a portfolio of 18 logistics assets located in Poland and Germany.
Read moreAareal Bank has provided a €368.19 mln loan to Hillwood to finance a portfolio of 18 logistics assets located in Poland and Germany.
Read moreSwedish housing specialist Realy Bostad has secured SEK 740 mln (€64 mln) in financing from Cheyne Capital for two build-to-rent multifamily housing developments in the country.
Read moreInvestment manager M&G Real Estate has acquired two residential properties with high sustainability credentials in Spain and Portugal for €126 mln.
Read moreInvestment houses are predicting that the European real estate industry will ‘thrive in 2025’ as macroeconomic markers and wider market sentiment improve.
Read moreIrish-owned international real estate investor Fine Grain Property has acquired a grade A office building on Burlington Road, Dublin 4.
Read moreNorges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), the manager of Norway's sovereign wealth fund, the Norwegian Oil fund, has acquired seven logistics properties located across Europe in partnership with major logistics developer and owner Prologis.
Read moreIndustrial and logistics specialist CTP has agreed a €155 mln deal to acquire an industrial site spanning over 830,000 m2 in Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, from Vallourec, a manufacturer of pipe systems.
Read moreA joint venture between Melburg Capital and TPG Angelo Gordon has completed a £75.5 mln (€91 mln) development facility with specialist real estate finance provider Maslow Capital, to bring forward their 399-bed eco-purpose-built student accommodation scheme in the heart of Bristol city centre.
Read moreUrban Partners’ real estate investor Nrep has entered into a strategic joint venture focused on the German residential rental market with Frankfurt-based asset and investment manager aam2core Holding.
Read moreUK REIT Landsec has acquired a 92% stake in the Liverpool One shopping centre from a wholly owned subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) and Grosvenor for £490 mln (€592 mln).
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