- Logistics Watch
- 02-May-2022
AEW snaps up major German logistics development site
Global real estate investment and asset manager AEW has acquired a 78,000 m2 Grade A logistics development in the Dettelbach district of Würzburg, Germany.
Read moreGlobal real estate investment and asset manager AEW has acquired a 78,000 m2 Grade A logistics development in the Dettelbach district of Würzburg, Germany.
Read moreIrish property landlord Iput Real Estate has announced the acquisition of 118 acres of development land in north Dublin, which will enable it to double the size of its logistics portfolio to 5.5 million sq ft.
Read moreTritax EuroBox (Tritax EuroBox) has joined forces with Nordic developer MIGS to enter into a speculative development scheme to acquire 95,000 m2 of development land in Malmö, Sweden.
Read moreTrammell Crow Company (TCC) has announced the acquisition of its first site in Germany.
Read moreClarion Partners Europe, a real estate investment fund manager specialising in logistics and industrial assets, has agreed two new debt facilities, totalling €50 mln, secured against its Brébières warehouse and Marolles sur Seine development, in France.
Read moreBaltic industrial real estate developer Sirin Development UAB is investing €41 mln in a 63,000 m2 warehouse project in the Kaunas Free Economic Zone (FEZ) in Lithuania.
Read moreGenesta has acquired Stenvreten 8:30, a logistics property of 80,000 m2 under construction in Enköping, 70 km west of Stockholm.
Read moreGerman logistics real estate specialist LIP Invest has acquired an existing property in Bexbach, Gewerbering 4 with 4,500 m2 of rental space from project developer Casaplan Seeliger in an off-market deal.
Read moreReal estate investment fund manager Clarion Partners Europe has acquired a Grade-A warehouse in Rotterdam, the Netherlands for €43 mln.
Read moreValor Real Estate Partners, the pan-European logistics platform, has acquired a 33,000 m2 industrial estate in the core Parisian submarket of Trappes.
Read moreAres Management, the US firm, has struck an agreement with French start-up, Colonies, to acquire and refurbish affordable co-living apartments in major urban centres across Western Europe.