European independent real estate investment firm Blackbrook Capital has acquired a portfolio of 22 convenience grocery stores in Spain from public real estate company Lar España.
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Swedish private equity firm Niam has entered into a binding agreement with Grosvenor Europe to acquire Haninge Centrum, a local commuter hub 30 minutes away from central Stockholm.
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Supermarket Income REIT has announced the acquisition of a further stake in one of the UK's largest portfolios of supermarket properties from an Aviva Investors managed fund.
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European independent real estate investment firm Blackbrook Capital has committed to acquire a portfolio of build-to-suit grocery stores in Portugal.
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German fund manager KGAL is preparing to enter the Spanish property market with the acquisition of a portion of Barings’ Carrefour supermarket portfolio in the country.
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Prime European high street rents crashed by an average 10.6% last year, the worst performance for 30 years, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
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Grocery retailer Lidl Danmark, part of the German discount food chain, has become the largest owner of certified green buildings in Denmark, having achieved Edge green building certification for its portfolio of stores throughout the country.
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Swedish private equity firm Niam has entered into a binding agreement with Citycon for the purchase of a portfolio of three commuter hubs totaling just over 57,000 m2 for a price of SEK 1-5 bn (€150 mln).
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European listed retail property specialist Vastned has announced a new strategy focusing on the creation of city-centre buildings which offer a mix of shopping, working and living.
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Listed shopping centre group Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) said that after a year during which its operations were heavily impacted by the Covid pandemic, it would continue with its deleveraging strategy, with further mall disposals on the cards in Europe and the US.
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German property investment volumes plummeted 48% in the first quarter, with only €14.8 bn of assets traded in the first three months of the year, according to broker CBRE.
