- Finance Watch
- 24-Mar-2023
100% rise in European real estate borrowing costs is ‘forcing values down’
The cost of borrowing has doubled in a year across European real estate markets, according to a maiden pan-European debt survey.
Read moreThe cost of borrowing has doubled in a year across European real estate markets, according to a maiden pan-European debt survey.
Read moreListed REITs and banks, British Land, Capital & Regional and Wells Fargo, bought and sold four shopping centres and retail parks this week.
Read moreA 4-acre, freehold site at Kings Cross in the capital’s Knowledge Quarter is expected to attract international interest.
Read moreSingaporean buyer CDL picks off London trophy which Blackstone first tried to sell three years ago for £500 mln.
Read moreA tech sector pullback, the weak economic environment and confusion about hybrid working mean London’s office leasing market is harder to read than ever.
Read moreJust over a year after it began testing the market, Henderson Park successfully checked out of The Westin Paris - Vendôme hotel.
Read moreThe Italian investor is said to have sealed the acquisition of Munich’s Pep shopping centre while announcing the sale of 50% of City landmark, One Fen Court.
Read moreIn a quiet week for large transactions, Harel’s sale of a former M16 building in London’s Victoria was the stand-out deal.
Read moreInstitutional investors backed real estate strategies to hedge inflation and find opportunities as assets reprice due to higher financing costs.
Read moreSellers continue to trickle offices into the market, trying to tempt buyers this week with yields of 6%-7%+ for London, Dublin and UK regional office buildings.
Read moreOxford North Ventures has been granted approval by Oxford City Council for the expansion of its Red Hall development to provide greater amenity, meeting, co-working and workspace.