- Green Watch
- 14-nov-2023
CTP reaches full allocation of €4.25b in green bonds
European logistics specialist CTP has achieved its full, targeted allocation of €4.25 bn in green bonds to support its portfolio of sustainable business parks.
Read moreEuropean logistics specialist CTP has achieved its full, targeted allocation of €4.25 bn in green bonds to support its portfolio of sustainable business parks.
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Read moreEnea, one of the largest energy companies in Poland, has acquired the Genowefa photovoltaic farm from a joint venture between Griffin Capital Partners and Kajima.
Read moreItalian asset manager Coima has revealed plans to redevelop an existing 1950s building in Milan into an innovative, technologically sophisticated and highly sustainable new office project.
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.