- Logistics Watch
- 22-Sep-2023
Accolade invests €55m in new Polish industrial park
International industrial property investor Accolade is expanding its portfolio with a new warehouse park in Ruda Slaska, Upper Silesia, Poland.
Read moreInternational industrial property investor Accolade is expanding its portfolio with a new warehouse park in Ruda Slaska, Upper Silesia, Poland.
Read moreGlobal real estate investment company Kennedy Wilson has acquired two industrial warehouse assets in the UK totaling 181,500 ft2 (16,860 m2) via separate transactions.
Read moreDHG, otherwise known as the David Hart Group, has arranged a ‘futureproof facility’ to finance completed and planned projects. following disposals of developed assets post in recent years.
Read moreSwiss Life Asset Managers is expanding its development portfolio with the acquisition of a 47,000 m2 site in Altusried in the Allgäu region of Germany.
Read moreFrench REIM Arkéa has acquired three industrial assets on behalf of SCI Territoires Avenir in France.
Read moreUS developer-investor Hines has acquired a portfolio of four multi-let industrial estates in the West Midlands on behalf of its Hines European Value Fund 2 (HEVF 2) from London Metric.
Read moreEuropean logistics real estate specialist Verdion has started the speculative development of a new 23,243 m2 urban logistics property in Oberhausen, Germany.
Read moreEuropean property investor, developer, and asset manager Kajima is acquiring a 77,000 m2 greenfield site in Magdeburg, in the Saxony-Anhalt region of Germany, for an undisclosed amount.
Read moreM7 Real Estate has announced the sale of a warehouse totalling 15,000 m2 in Remels, northern Germany, on behalf of a separate account mandate; Azure which targets investments in Germany and the UK.
Read moreEuropean listed developer, owner, and manager of industrial and logistics properties CTP has leased 68,000 m2 of industrial and warehouse space to Mercator, a major Serbian supermarket chain, at CTPark Belgrade City, which will be the largest logistics hub in Serbia when complete.
Read moreGlobal housing market imbalances have declined sharply over the past two years due to the global surge in inflation and interest rates, with only Zurich and Tokyo remaining in the bubble risk category.