- Retail Watch
- 18-Oct-2024
Redkom Development sells Polish retail park to Newgate Investment
Polish developer Redkom Development has sold the Ozimska Park retail park in Opole, Poland, to Newgate Investment, for an undisclosed 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 moreMitiska REIM, a specialist investor in European convenience real estate, has launched a new retail park in the Romanian city of Pitesti, one of four new development projects planned to open by Mitiska in the Romanian market over the next two years.
Read moreShopping centre developer Nepi Rockastle has completed the sale of the Serbian retail property Promenada Novi Sad to CEE BIG, a Serbian subsidiary of BIG Shopping Centres.
Read moreHungarian retail real estate manager Shopper Park Plus (SPP) plans to acquire four Tesco-anchored retail parks in Slovakia with a total gross leasable area of 72,146 m2.
Read moreGerman fund manager Commerz Real has sold the Espai Girones shopping centre in Girona, Spain to Lighthouse Properties for around €168.2 mln.
Read moreCastellana Properties has agreed to accept a revised offer from the Helios consortium, consisting of Hines European Real Estate Partners and Grupo Lar, for its stake in Lar España.
Read moreFinnish real estate company Citycon has completed the divestment of its Trekanten shopping centre in Oslo, Norway, for NOK 1.32 bn (€112 mln) to an unnamed buyer.
Read moreInvestor Nepi Rockcastle has acquired Magnolia Park shopping centre in Poland from Germany's Union Investment for €373 mln in an off-market transaction.
Read moreGlobal asset manager Tikehau Capital has completed its acquisition of 26 commercial real estate assets from France’s Groupe Casino for over €200 mln.
Read moreSwiss real estate group Investis has boosted its real estate holdings with the CHF 139 mln (€149 mln) purchase of prime residential properties in Vaud canton.