- Office Watch
- 11-okt-2024
Wallenstam acquires Stockholm skyscraper for €246m
Swedish property company Wallenstam has purchased the 5th Hötorget skyscraper at Sergels Torg in Stockholm for SEK 2.8 bn (€246.1 mln) from AMF Fastigheter.
Read moreSwedish property company Wallenstam has purchased the 5th Hötorget skyscraper at Sergels Torg in Stockholm for SEK 2.8 bn (€246.1 mln) from AMF Fastigheter.
Read moreSwedish real estate company Nyfosa has sold six office properties in Sweden to Diös Fastigheter for a total price of SEK 940 mln (€82.7 mln).
Read moreDutch real estate developers and asset managers Edge and 3W real estate have sold a recently completed monumental office in Maastricht to a family office from the United Arab Emirates.
Read moreIndustrious, a global flexible workplace company, has announced its first entry into the German market with a new location in Berlin, developed in partnership with Brookfield Properties Germany.
Read moreThe owners of Argyll have reportedly started a sale process seeking up to £400 mln (€475 mln) for the serviced office group and its portfolio of trophy buildings in the City of London and the West End.
Read moreGlobal investment manager Realterm has appointed Christian Siegmund as head of investments for the DACH region.
Read moreLuxembourg-based Maastricht One Properties has acquired the former DSM-Firmenich headquarters in Maastricht, the Netherlands.
Read morePatrizia has been appointed by Far East Organization - Singapore’s largest private property developer – to carry forward the repositioning of Pinners Hall – an iconic office building in the City of London.
Read moreUnibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) has agreed to sell the office component of the Gaîté-Montparnasse mixed-use complex in Paris, France, to a joint venture between Norges Bank Investment Management and Swiss Life Group for €172.5 mln.
Read moreEuropean property asset manager Praemia REIM Italy Sgr has acquired a prominent real estate property located at Via Bagutta n. 20 in Milan, Italy, from Artisa Group.
Read moreHungarian retail real estate manager Shopper Park Plus (SPP) plans to acquire four Tesco-anchored retail parks in Slovakia with a total gross leasable area of 72,146 m2.