- Market Watch
- 11-Nov-2022
Weekly data sheet: Imfarr bets big on Berlin
Nemat Farrokhnia’s family office made one of the largest acquisitions since the summer, paying Aggregate Holdings €488 mln for part of Heidestrasse Quarter in Berlin.
Read moreNemat Farrokhnia’s family office made one of the largest acquisitions since the summer, paying Aggregate Holdings €488 mln for part of Heidestrasse Quarter in Berlin.
Read moreTwo buildings in prime locations will test the depth of investor interest in the Portuguese capital.
Read moreBritish Land is considering a £590 mln disposal of Regent’s Place while Kuwait's sovereign fund tests the market for a €400 mln La Défense tower.
Read moreUK property values may need to fall by circa 35% to ‘reach a new market balance’ in the face of higher debt costs, says the author of the latest, mid year Bayes UK Commercial Real Estate Lending Report.
Read moreMost investment activity has been concentrated in lot sizes of €50m-€150m in the last few weeks.
Read moreInvestment banks, German banks and non-bank lenders have all been active in a busy period for some borrowers.
Read moreSeptember has proved a busy month for closing loans, with investment banks back again on some of the biggest deals.
Read moreAfter this year's political and economic shocks, office investors want to know where prices are heading before taking the plunge.
Read moreSigns are emerging that logistics has joined office and retail as a sector where prices are softening.
Read moreMorgan Stanley’s King’s Cross loan, Catella’s cross-border resi sale and Aermont Capital’s new fund made the biggest headlines last week.
Read moreA 4-acre, freehold site at Kings Cross in the capital’s Knowledge Quarter is expected to attract international interest.