- Magazine highlights
- 25-jan-2024
MAGAZINE: Proptech backs office real estate
Technology providers argue that innovation can help improve the workplace environment and even secure its future.
Read moreTechnology providers argue that innovation can help improve the workplace environment and even secure its future.
Read morePontegadea, the investment vehicle of Spanish billionaire and Inditex founder Amancio Ortega, has acquired another distribution warehouse in the Netherlands, six months after picking up a logistics hub in Venlo near the German border.
Read moreStephen Nicolas, partner in the corporate real estate practice at law firm Paul Hastings Europe, gives three broad predictions for the property market in 2024.
Read moreThe Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) has undergone further revision to help drive efforts to get the European real estate industry to net zero. Katherine Beisler of consulting firm Hollis analyses the latest updates.
Read moreDutch investment and asset manager Rubens Capital Partners has acquired a portfolio of 182 homes in the Netherlands from Patrizia on behalf of one of its funds.
Read moreListed Dutch property group Wereldhave has acquired a shopping centre in Hoofddorp near Amsterdam for €74 mln, reflecting a net initial yield of 7.6%.
Read moreDutch investor-developer Urban Interest has acquired a portfolio of 438 residential units and 235 parking spaces spread across the Netherlands.
Read moreDutch election winner Geert Wilders, whose far-right PVV party claimed a landslide victory in one of the biggest political upsets in the Netherlands since World War II, has fairly mainstream views on tackling the national housing shortage, but says fighting climate change is ‘unaffordable madness’.
Read moreDeveloping successful net zero pathways is about more than financial investment, argues Verco’s Simon Redfern who outlines 10 key steps to tackling the transition challenge.
Read moreReal estate investors across Europe have one thing on their Christmas lists – they would love to know if property prices are set to fall still further, or if they have already reached the bottom.
Read moreLone Star, Legal & General, an Intu administrator and Unibail are mulling sales in Ireland, the UK, Spain and the Netherlands.