- Office Watch
- 10-Nov-2023
Skanska pumps €100m into Warsaw office complex
Swedish construction and development company Skanska is investing €100 mln in the second phase of the Studio office complex in Warsaw, Poland.
Read moreSwedish construction and development company Skanska is investing €100 mln in the second phase of the Studio office complex in Warsaw, Poland.
Read moreRomanian real estate developer One United Properties has signed a €57 mln turnkey contract with German tech giant Infineon Technologies to build a new sustainable office.
Read moreFlexible office operator WeWork has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the US, in a process which allows the firm to terminate leases early in North America with reduced financial penalty.
Read moreFrench real estate investment manager Inovalis has acquired an office building located at the Milanofiori Business Park in Milan’s Assago district from Ardian and Prelios SGR.
Read moreGoldman Sachs Asset Management has sold part of a prestigious complex known as San Babila Business Centre, located in Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 24-28 in Milan, to an Italian private investor.
Read moreFlexible office provider WeWork is reportedly facing bankruptcy, as demand for co-working spaces has weakened as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read moreUK REIT LondonMetric Property has sold four office assets and two long-income assets in separate transactions for £24.5 mln (€28 mln).
Read moreGermany’s Sonar Real Estate has partnered with an institutional investor to buy an office property in Munich, Germany from investment firm Global Gate Capital,
Read moreOffices in London's West End could see rents for super prime stock reach highs of up to £300 (€343) per ft2 by December 2024, according to new data from BNP Paribas Real Estate.
Read moreThe Trammell Crow Company (TCC), owned by global real estate services and investment firm CBRE, has expanded its real estate development business in the UK with the acquisition of Candour, a London-based office developer.
Read moreThree separate jumbo loans - from banks, a new non-bank lender and the debt capital markets - show finance markets are in good health.