- Market Watch
- 20-Sep-2023
Inrev sees ‘slow correction’ in private real estate markets
A slow correction continued for European non-listed real estate in Q2 2023, with UK logistics playing a leading part.
Read moreA slow correction continued for European non-listed real estate in Q2 2023, with UK logistics playing a leading part.
Read moreFinancial services firm Morningstar is reportedly to cut the global workforce of its ESG service provider arm Sustainalytics by 10-12% as it integrates the firm into its indexing business.
Read moreWith falling inflation bringing some stability to financial markets, European real estate borrowers are starting to issue public debt again.
Read moreAdvisor CBRE has been appointed as new investment advisor for the Greater Manchester Property Venture Fund (GMPVF) following a competitive tender process.
Read moreBelgian developer Immobel saw its net result swing to a negative €2.8 mln in the first half of 2023, compared to a profit of almost €9 mln in the same period a year before, largely due to 'a one-time cost linked to strategic cost cutting measures taken at the end of 2022'.
Read moreThe European Central Bank (ECB) has decided to hike interest rates again, taking the overall deposit rate to 4%, but debate is rife over whether it also signalled the cycle could be coming to an end.
Read moreCityscape Global took place this week in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for the first time ever, with some 300,000 visitors taking part. Robin Marriott was there and reports.
Read moreMipim, the global trade organisation, has launched a new initiative providing an opportunity for young built environment professionals from across the world to make the case at Mipim for new solutions to the biggest challenges facing the real estate industry.
Read moreEuropean asset manager Arrow Global Group, specialising in credit and real estate, has launched its new Dutch asset management platform, Mica Real Estate.
Read moreAn investor confirmed clinching an Edinburgh shopping mall at way below replacement cost with stapled debt from the vendor.
Read moreThree separate jumbo loans - from banks, a new non-bank lender and the debt capital markets - show finance markets are in good health.