- Market Watch
- 10-Jun-2022
Weekly data sheet: Sellers focus on divesting secondary stock
Investors are looking to offload shorter-leased offices and regional shopping centres, but relatively few prime assets are coming to the market.
Read moreInvestors are looking to offload shorter-leased offices and regional shopping centres, but relatively few prime assets are coming to the market.
Read moreThere was some good news for owners of shopping malls in the UK during the month of May but not such good news for city of London offices.
Read moreCube Infrastructure Partners, an infrastructure investor that invests in 'essential and local infrastructure' assets such as fibre networks, energy transition and transport, has acquired Dispam, a French temperature-controlled logistics operator that operates out of seven warehouses and owns 170 vehicles.
Read moreUK specialist outlet asset manager Realm has launched a new division to advise investors looking to cash in on the resilient outlet sector.
Read morePortuguese holding company The Fladgate Partnership has sold the historical five-star hotel Infante Sagres in downtown Porto to Asian investment group Gaw Capital.
Read moreIsraeli billionaire Teddy Sagi has reportedly hired financial adviser Rothschild & Co to sound out investor interest for London’s Camden Market.
Read moreEagle Street Partners is being described by UK and Ireland real estate professionals as a firm to watch as it continues to strike eye-catching transactions.
Read moreRevelations this week of a police raid at DWS and its majority owner Deutsche Bank over greenwashing claims is probably just the tip of the iceberg within the asset management industry.
Read moreThe Urban Land Institute (ULI) has announced the three winners of the fourth annual ULI European Leadership Awards 2022.
Read morePembroke said this week that it has received approval for the development of Hästen 21, a new 36,000 m2 mixed-use building in central Stockholm.
Read moreSirius Capital Partners, through its Sirius Fund IV, has signed an agreement to acquire seven assets, consisting of 261 rental apartments, from Finnish construction company Hartela.