Hong Kong developer Knight Dragon is helping to raise the Greenwich Peninsula in London to a new level with a £1 bn (€1.1 bn) landmark mixed-use project designed by Zurich-based architect Santiago Calatrava.
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German lender Berlin Hyp has issued a €500 mln mortgage Pfandbrief, its first benchmark issue of the year, it announced on Thursday.
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Sustainability credentials and tenant mix were key factors behind the decision by two Finnish pension funds to invest in Frankfurt’s landmark TaunusTurm, PropertyEU's Deal of the Month published in February 2017.
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Berlin-based residential investment company, Skjerven Group, plans to double its investment in the city this year, CEO Einar Skjerven has told PropertyEU.
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Buwog, the German-Austrian residential property group, aims to build 5,000 apartments in Germany and Austria 'within the next five years', Andreas Segal, deputy CEO and CFO of Buwog, has told PropertyEU.
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AXA Investment Managers – Real Assets (AXA IMRA) intends to underwrite up to €3 bn of loans in Europe and the US this year, Timothé Rauly, head of CRE finance and core funds at AXA –IM Real Assets (AXA IMRA), has told PropertyEU.
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AXA Investment Managers -Real Assets (AXA IMRA) has raised around €1.4 bn for its latest commercial property real estate senior debt fund, Commercial Real Estate Senior 10.
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At least €52.6 bn of capital is expected to be invested in global non-listed real estate funds this year, according to the global Investment Intentions Survey 2017, published by INREV, ANREV and PREA. This represents a total average target allocation of 11.5% for investors - a gain of 1.5% from current allocations.
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Nordic investors pumped €775 mln into the German real estate market in 2016, an increase of 65% on the previous year and up from just €97.9 mln in 2010, according to Savills.
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AXA Investment Management - Real Assets (AXA IMRA) invested €800 mln in alternative real estate, including healthcare, in Europe during 2016, setting a new high for the group.
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German-listed real estate company Branicks Group has sold a retail property in Bremen city centre to municipal urban developer Brestadt for €37.2 mln.
