- 02-May-2024
Zenzic Capital, a real estate credit and special situations investment manager, has made two new appointments following the hire of Simon Brown as head of Real Estate Development Finance Lending, based in London.
Global alternative investment firm H.I.G. Capital has acquired the Water Circle Estate, a large, strategically located industrial estate in London for an undisclosed amount.
European logistics real estate specialist Verdion has appointed Dominik Schäffer as group head of Asset Management to support its portfolio growth.
Arrow Capital Partners has acquired a 17,000 m2 warehouse on a 50,000 m2 site in Trossingen, Germany, for its SIRE (Strategic Industrial Real Estate) joint venture with Cerberus. Financial details were not disclosed.
Q1 2024 analysis of the European office market suggest yields began to stabilise during the quarter but expectations of an early eurozone interest rate cut faded, thus dampening spirits.
Nordic specialist Niam and Kuuskodit Investment Management have bought a seed portfolio from Toivo Group, comprising five constructed assets built in 2021-2022 to kick start a new JV for Finland family residential.
UK bank Barclays is behind two new CMBS deals, which are the first securitisations launched in Europe this year.
Zenzic Capital, a real estate credit and special situations investment manager, has made two new appointments following the hire of Simon Brown as head of Real Estate Development Finance Lending, based in London.
Pan-European investor Bowery and real estate investor Alba join forces to acquire their first last-mile logistics asset in the Netherlands.
Real estate is a long-term game, but a sense of impatience is building up in the market as investors await interest rate cuts and the outcome of two key elections.
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Valfondo, the leading logistics real estate developer and manager in the Iberian Peninsula, is set to conquer Europe.
Around 71% of German real estate professionals do not believe that the industry's 'dry spell' is over yet, according to Berlin Hyp’s most recent Trendbarometer.