- Office Watch
- 30-aug-2024
Peab to develop €40m mixed-use complex in Malmö
Swedish listed property company Peab has secured a SEK 454 mln (€40.1 mln) turnkey contract to redevelop and expand a historic asset in Malmö's Varvsstaden district.
Read moreSwedish listed property company Peab has secured a SEK 454 mln (€40.1 mln) turnkey contract to redevelop and expand a historic asset in Malmö's Varvsstaden district.
Read moreEuropean real estate company Immofinanz has sold an office complex in Bucharest, Romania, for €44.7 mln.
Read moreFrench civil engineering construction company Eiffage has won a contract worth close to €700 mln to build a new office complex on behalf of the French Ministry of the Interior and Overseas.
Read moreImmobel and BPI Real Estate, joint venture partners for the development of the Brouck'R project, have inked a sale agreement for the main office building within the Brouck’R mixed-use redevelopment to the Belgian Nationale Loterij/Loterie Nationale.
Read moreBelgian listed real estate developer Immobel has announced that it will not exercise its call option to purchase Proximus Towers in Brussels.
Read moreEika Real Estate Fund (EREF) has strengthened its presence in Poland with the acquisition of the Big office building in the heart of Krakow, for an undisclosed amount.
Read moreActive demand for Central London offices remained at record high levels of 13 mln ft2 in Q2, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s latest Central London Marketbeat Report.
Read moreFiera Real Estate and Wrenbridge have purchased the former Wood Plc offices at Shinfield Park, Reading in an off-market transaction in the UK.
Read moreSingaporean investment manager HE Capital has made its London market debut, acquiring Soho’s 147-155 Wardour Street (W1F) from Hong Kong investor Lai Wing-To for circa £35 mln (€41 mln).
Read moreReal estate developer AFI Europe has acquired the myhive Victoriei building on Calea Victoriei in Bucharest, Romania from Austria's Immofinanz.
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.