- Market Watch
- 22-Sep-2023
Weekly data sheet: Mega malls coming to market suggests prime shopping centre values have bottomed out
British Land, Norges and CPPIB are joining ADIA and Goldman Sachs in attempting trophy shopping centre sales.
Read moreBritish Land, Norges and CPPIB are joining ADIA and Goldman Sachs in attempting trophy shopping centre sales.
Read moreWith falling inflation bringing some stability to financial markets, European real estate borrowers are starting to issue public debt again.
Read moreAn investor confirmed clinching an Edinburgh shopping mall at way below replacement cost with stapled debt from the vendor.
Read moreTwo West End specialists are testing investor appetite for large deals, by putting over £600 mln (€700 mln) of assets up for sale.
Read moreThe data sheet returns after a summer break, with a round-up of key news during July that highlights a laser focus on central locations and liquid markets.
Read moreValesco’s final closure of its €460 mln Sequana Tower acquisition tops the deal table, but refinancing is a bigger story.
Read moreExperienced investors picked up retail, residential, logistics and office assets in the busiest seven days for transaction data for some time.
Read moreAXA IM Alts has paid NOK1.5 bn (€127.5 mln) for two prime Norwegian logistics buildings in one of the largest deals in the Nordics so far this year.
Read moreA pick up in portfolios and larger assets coming to market suggests transaction volumes may increase in H2 2023.
Read moreBlackstone… Goldman Sachs: who will be the next owner of Blanchardstown, the 112,000 m2 Dublin mall, which has been put up for sale again?
Read moreLone Star, Legal & General, an Intu administrator and Unibail are mulling sales in Ireland, the UK, Spain and the Netherlands.