- Office Watch
- 15-Nov-2024
Patrizia sells Hamburg’s Oval Office to Gold Tree Group
Global real estate investment manager Patrizia has sold the Oval Office office building in Hamburg to Israeli investor Gold Tree Group.
Read moreGlobal real estate investment manager Patrizia has sold the Oval Office office building in Hamburg to Israeli investor Gold Tree Group.
Read moreUnion Investment has officially taken ownership of The Pulse, a newly completed mixed-use complex located in Amsterdam's Zuidas (South Axis).
Read moreNordic construction company NCC has reached an agreement to sell its Våghuset and Brick Studios office projects in central Gothenburg to Alecta Fastigheter for a total of SEK 2.2 bn (€190 mln).
Read moreFrench private equity firm Ardian has signed an agreement to acquire an office building located close to the listed Lützowplatz square between Berlin City-West and Berlin-Mitte for an undisclosed amount.
Read moreThe City of Hamburg has clinched a cut-price deal for a centrally located commercial property in Hamburg, previously owned by Austrian real estate group, Signa.
Read moreMulti Corporation has sold an office building in Maastricht, Robert Schumandomein 2-4, on behalf of the owner to investment vehicle RS4 Maastricht.
Read morePamera Real Estate Partners, a real estate family office, has acquired the Michelkontor office/commercial building in the Neustadt district of Hamburg from HIH Invest Real Estate.
Read moreGlobal asset manager AEW has acquired an office repositioning opportunity at 95 New Cavendish Street in London's Fitzrovia district.
Read moreFrench real estate investor Corum has acquired two office buildings in Leiden and Rotterdam for almost €100 mln.
Read moreNorwegian sovereign wealth fund Norges Bank Investment Management has acquired an additional 10% interest in The Pollen Estate, located in London’s West End.
Read moreOpportunistic investors KKR and Baupost confirmed the acquisition of a portfolio of 33 Marriott International hotels across the UK from ADIA, while listed property group Covivio completed the purchase of 43 hotel properties in France, Belgium and Germany, in a €800 mln swap deal with AccorInvest.