- M&A Watch
- 22-Aug-2019
NREP buys 50% stake in Danish developer Tetris
Nordic private equity investor NREP has inked a deal to acquire 50% of shares in Tetris, a Copenhagen-focused developer of residential and commercial property.
Read moreNordic private equity investor NREP has inked a deal to acquire 50% of shares in Tetris, a Copenhagen-focused developer of residential and commercial property.
Read moreUS-based global alternatives firm Cerberus Capital Management has inked a deal to buy a 92.88% stake in Optimum Re Spain which values the Barcelona-based residential specialist at €70.2 mln.
Read moreGerman residential developer Instone has acquired the residential property development arm of Sontowski & Partner Group, a business focused on the market of northern Bavaria.
Read moreGerman investment firm Commodus has acquired the residential construction business of the Bavarian P&P Group, in a joint venture with Munich entrepreneur Daniel Günthert.
Read moreEuropean private equity investor Henderson Park is in pole position to acquire Dublin-based Green REIT, after entering advanced discussions to buy out the company's share capital.
Read moreReal estate services giant CBRE is poised to purchase British house builder Telford Homes for €297 mln.
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Student housing operator Unite Group has completed the acquisition of rival, Liberty Living.
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Pan-European private equity investor Henderson Park has acquired a 70% interest in an office portfolio in Poland from Johannesburg-listed EPP, which will retain the remaining 30% stake and continue to manage the assets.
Read morePrivate rented sector specialist Greystar has acquired French student housing property manager Acteva as part of efforts to build up its newly formed platform in France.
Read moreBrisbane-based global real estate investment manager Cromwell Property Group has approached London-listed firm RDI Reit about a potential takeover, both companies have confirmed.
Read moreDutch-German investment manager Primevest Capital Partners has acquired two purpose-built multi-storey car parks, a supermarket and commercial unit in Vienna for around €20 mln for its Primevest European Parking Fund IV.