- Retail Watch
- 13-Nov-2024
Kryalos acquires Forum Palermo shopping centre in Italy
Independent asset manager Kryalos Sgr has finalised the acquisition of Forum Palermo, a major shopping centre in Sicily, Italy.
Read moreIndependent asset manager Kryalos Sgr has finalised the acquisition of Forum Palermo, a major shopping centre in Sicily, Italy.
Read moreFrench real estate investment fund Epsilon 360° SCPI has acquired the Mazarrón Park retail complex in Murcia, Spain, from Hungary's Gestor Real Estate in an off-market deal.
Read moreSweden’s ICA Real Estate has divested four retail properties to Delcore Fastigheter, a property company jointly established by ICA Real Estate and occupational pensions company AMF.
Read moreUK retail REIT Hammerson has bought the remaining 50% stake it did not already own in the Westquay shopping centre in Southampton from GIC for £135 mln (€162 mln).
Read moreNet lease specialist WP Carey has inked the sale and leaseback of 123 retail stores in Poland to convenience retailer Zabka.
Read moreInternational real estate adviser Savills has advised Roadside Real Estate’s joint venture with Meadow Partners on the forward funding of a portfolio of 12 Lidl Great Britain sites for circa £70 mln (€84 mln).
Read moreLandlords Redevco and Ares have reportedly appointed advisor Cushman & Wakefield to manage the sale of Parque Corredor, a 123,000 m2 shopping centre located in Torrejón de Ardoz, northeast of Madrid.
Read moreA client of DTZ Investors has acquired an asset leased to Waitrose and Kwik Fit in Edinburgh for a price in excess of the £18.15 mln (€22 mln) asking price.
Read morePolish developer Redkom Development has sold the Ozimska Park retail park in Opole, Poland, to Newgate Investment, for an undisclosed price.
Read moreSlate Asset Management, a global alternative investment platform targeting real assets, has expanded its European essential real estate strategy into a new market with the acquisition of a portfolio of 12 grocery properties in Portugal.
Read moreThree living funds launched this week, including two senior living investment funds focused on the UK and Germany, as investors continue to see value in alternative investment asset classes driven by strong demographic trends.