- Market Watch
- 29-nov-2023
Signa Holding crashes into insolvency
Signa Holding, the European property group that aggressively acquired retail real estate in Europe, has filed for insolvency proceedings in Vienna.
Read moreSigna Holding, the European property group that aggressively acquired retail real estate in Europe, has filed for insolvency proceedings in Vienna.
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 moreInvesco Real Estate has acquired a 172-apartment residential asset in the Dutch city of Zaandam within a forward deal structure due to complete at the end of 2025.
Read moreLXi REIT is close to selling a package of 66 Travelodge hotels that represent 18% of its rent roll. Should the deal for around £210 mln (€240 mln) complete, the hotel group will represent 11% of rental income from its portfolio.
Read moreA combination of good location, strong performance and the potential for adding positive impact mixed-use developments has thrust the retail park sector into the investment spotlight.
Read moreBricks-and-mortar retail has performed well this year despite the challenging economic environment. In a Q&A interview with PropertyEU, Joanna Fisher of ECE Marketplaces delves into the reasons behind its stability and resilience.
Read moreFranklin Real Asset Advisors, on behalf of the Franklin Templeton Social Infrastructure Strategy, has completed the acquisition of a university building comprising around 28,000 ft2 in the city centre of Nottingham.
Read moreStam Europe has increased its Highlands II portfolio with the acquisition of a 35,000 m² logistics platform in Beauvais, at the heart of the French logistics backbone and in close proximity to the Paris region. It has also revealed a new fund.
Read moreCrossbay, the pan-European last-mile logistics platform incubated by MARK, has added almost 40,000 m2 to its new portfolio with the acquisition of three distribution centres in the Netherlands for around €30 mln.
Read moreWestbrooke Alternative Asset Management UK, the British arm of the South African company, has taken a preferred equity investment in Toots Day Nursery Investments, a platform for a buy-and-build strategy in the UK children's nurseries sector.
Read moreThree separate jumbo loans - from banks, a new non-bank lender and the debt capital markets - show finance markets are in good health.