- Retail Watch
- 07-Dec-2023
LVMH snaps up €1b Champs Elysées building
Bernard Arnault’s LVMH is said to have acquired 150 avenue Champs Elysées, an 18,000 m2 building in Central Paris, for a price rumoured to be around €1 bn.
Read moreBernard Arnault’s LVMH is said to have acquired 150 avenue Champs Elysées, an 18,000 m2 building in Central Paris, for a price rumoured to be around €1 bn.
Read moreItalian asset manager Kryalos has announced the acquisition of the Bicocca Village mixed-use complex in Milan through its newly-launched Arcimboldo fund for a price said to be around €60 mln.
Read moreEuropean commercial property collective M Core has officially launched into the Romanian market with its largest deal to date — an investment nearing €219 mln consisting of 25 managed assets.
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 moreFrench retailer Carrefour has partnered with French real estate group Nexity to develop mixed-use projects across 76 sites in France.
Read moreInvestment in retail properties across Europe has declined 41% year-on-year, on the basis of Q3 figures for 2023, according to new research from BNP Paribas Real Estate.
Read moreFrench fund manager Paref Gestion has bolstered its German real estate portfolio with the acquisition of two retail complexes on behalf of Paref's SCPI Novapierre Allemagne 2.
Read moreThe sales of two major European shopping centres, Islazul in Madrid and O’Parinor near Paris, are close to being finalised.
Read moreTikehau Capital, the global alternative asset management group, has struck an off-market sale-leaseback supermarket portfolio deal in Italy for €37 mln.
Read moreUK REIT Hammerson is in talks to sell its 40% stake in Value Retail, a luxury shopping outlet owner and operator, for a volume in the region of £1 bn (€1 bn) according to sources close to the firm.
Read moreNordic construction company NCC has secured a SEK 900 mln (€80 mln) contract to build a new head office for Danish state-owned energy company Energinet.