- Retail Watch
- 30-sep-2024
Nepi Rockcastle inks record CEE shopping centre deal
Investor Nepi Rockcastle has acquired Magnolia Park shopping centre in Poland from Germany's Union Investment for €373 mln in an off-market transaction.
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 moreScotland’s largest undercover shopping and leisure centre, East Kilbride Shopping Centre, has been put up for sale by its administrators.
Read moreInvestor Nepi Rockcastle said this week that it is in negotiations to acquire Magnolia Park, a €300 mln shopping centre in Wroclaw, Poland, from Union Investment Real Estate.
Read moreUnibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) has announced the sale of a 51% stake in the Pasing Arcaden shopping centre in Munich to Ingka Centres in a deal valuing the asset at €388 mln.
Read morePrivate equity firm L Catterton, which is backed by luxury conglomerate LVMH, has finalised the purchase of Hammerson's 42% stake in outlet mall operator Value Retail.
Read morePatron Capital, the pan-European institutional investor focused on property-backed investments, has acquired Blackpool Shopping Centre and Retail Park in Cork in the Republic of Ireland from Värde Partners.
Read moreUnion Investment has sold the 636 Sixth Avenue retail property in the Flatiron District of Manhattan, New York, to a strategic investor at a profit.
Read moreReal estate investment firm Lighthouse Properties has finalized the purchase of Alegro Montijo, a shopping centre located in Montijo in the Greater Lisbon area, for €177.8 mln.
Read moreSouth Africa’s Vukile Property Fund has solidified its Iberian footprint through the acquisition of a €176.5 mln shopping centre portfolio in Portugal.
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.