- Retail Watch
- 05-Jul-2022
HIH Invest picks up three retail assets from Gold Tree
German investor HIH Invest Real Estate has acquired three grocery-anchored retail properties in Germany from international investment firm Gold Tree.
Read moreGerman investor HIH Invest Real Estate has acquired three grocery-anchored retail properties in Germany from international investment firm Gold Tree.
Read moreThe UK's Supermarket Income REIT has acquired four grocery stores in the UK for a total purchase price of £82.9 mln (€96 mln), excluding costs, reflecting a combined net initial yield of 4.9%.
Read moreShopping centre developer, owner and asset manager Multi is embarking on a new chapter as a standalone company amid a challenging time for retail. Co-CEOs Steven Poelman and Elmar Schoonbrood spoke to PropertyEU about their plans.
Read moreM&G Real Estate has continued to consolidate its exposure to the “defensive French food sector” with a €32 mln acquisition of a Géant Casino hypermarket in Toulouse, which is fully leased to major French retailer, Casino Group.
Read moreFrench listed property firm Frey has strengthened its position in Iberia with the acquisition of the Finestrelles open-air shopping centre in Barcelona for €127.5 mln.
Read moreAuroroa Eiendom, the Scandinavian property company busy assembling a large retail portfolio in Norway, has acquired Gulskogen mall, Arkaden, and a 25% stake in Maxi shopping centre from Steen & Strøm, majority owned by Klépierre and APG.
Read moreLondon-based real estate investment company Aprirose has sold the Marine Point prime multi-let leisure development to David Samuel Properties for £44 mln (€51 mln).
Read moreGlobal private equity real estate investor M3 Capital Partners (M3) has sold a leading UK-based motorway service area developer to a consortium of institutional investors for an undisclosed sum.
Read moreUnibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) has agreed the sale of Almere Centrum in the Netherlands to a group of private investors led by UMB Group for €155 mln.
Read moreIngka Centres, part of the Ingka Group that also includes IKEA Retail and Ingka Investments, has unveiled the latest in its mixed-use meeting places with the opening of Hej!Workshop, a 700 m2 coworking space at its meeting place in Kungens Kurva, near to Stockholm.
Read moreListed real estate fintech Linus Digital Finance has appointed the co-managing Director of its UK business Lukas Endl as COO.