- Market Watch
- 07-Nov-2024
France's SFL to merge with Inmobiliaria Colonial
Spain's Inmobiliaria Colonial said that it is considering a merger with its 98%-owned subsidiary Société Foncière Lyonnaise to streamline its operations.
Read moreSpain's Inmobiliaria Colonial said that it is considering a merger with its 98%-owned subsidiary Société Foncière Lyonnaise to streamline its operations.
Read moreKing Street Capital Management is joining forces with Portuguese private equity firm Alea Capital Partners to launch a new €375 mln investment joint venture targeting student accommodation assets across Portugal.
Read moreDutch developer Foruminvest has completed the sale of its new built Tribe Milan Malpensa hotel to the French institutional investor Corum Asset Management for an undisclosed amount.
Read moreSavills Ireland has been mandated to sell The Infinity Building, an office investment opportunity situated on the north side of Dublin’s Central Business District (CBD).
Read moreLandlords Amundi Real Estate and Koramco have secured a €240 mln refinancing from German lenders BerlinHyp and DZ Hyp for their Atrium office complex in Amsterdam's Zuidas business district.
Read moreArdian and Rockfield have announced the first investment of their pan-European strategy dedicated to Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA), enabled by an initial commitment from CBRE Investment Management’s Indirect Strategies (CBRE IM) and with dry powder of about €800 mln.
Read moreUK retail REIT Hammerson has bought the remaining 50% stake it did not already own in the Westquay shopping centre in Southampton from GIC for £135 mln (€162 mln).
Read moreGreycoat has acquired London's 90 High Holborn from LabTech, the property developer owned by Teddy Sagi, for £180 mln (€216 mln), in one of the few big-ticket investment transactions in the London office market this year.
Read moreUnion Investment has sold the Bruckner Office Centre in Linz, Austria, to main tenant, software company Fabasoft, for an undisclosed amount.
Read moreIREMIS, the Luxembourg-based specialist real estate investment manager founded by Jos Short and Jochen Schäfer-Suren, has announced the acquisition of the Pullman hotel in Dresden, Germany, from Covivio Hotels for around €30.5 mln.
Read moreCentral London's Grade A office market has seen a 4% increase in take-up volume compared to the five-year quarterly average before the pandemic, according to new data from Cushman & Wakefield.