- Finance Watch
- 05-jul-2024
MSCI launches first tracker for European property debt funds
Indices provider MSCI has launched the first index tracking European real estate debt funds.
Read moreIndices provider MSCI has launched the first index tracking European real estate debt funds.
Read moreThe subsector's high occupancy and rebased rents attracted three more investors looking for higher yield assets, income spread and rental growth.
Read moreShareholders, savvy CEOs and conviction that the market has hit bottom are driving a bout of merger fever in listed property companies. Jane Roberts spoke to some of the players at the centre of the action.
Read moreIn a busy week, Blackstone, Landsec and Segro were buying and Goldman Sachs, Macquarie and Meadow Partners closed new funds.
Read moreSellers are bringing London offices, European hotels and UK student housing to the market this week.
Read moreA €600 mln student housing portfolio and a stake in a regional shopping centre are put up for sale by Gecina and Nuveen Real Estate.
Read moreTwo large Swedish transactions agreed this week are further evidence of recovery, as the Nordic market continues to pick up.
Read moreShares in Tritax Eurobox shot up after Brookfield Asset Management confirmed its interest in bidding for the pan-European logistics REIT.
Read moreNuveen, Heitman and Catella cite the favourable structural dynamics and recent price adjustments as attractions in the Nordic living sector.
Read moreSovereign wealth funds were involved in sales of two giant malls, and investors snapped up UK hotels, a life science project and West End shops.
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.