- 17-May-2024
Zenzic Capital, the real estate credit and special situations investment manager, has appointed Chris Blowers as a senior advisor.
Fiera Real Estate and Wrenbridge have acquired a second site in Heathrow, West London, in an off-market deal.
M7 Real Estate, the pan-European investor and asset manager, has completed the €62 mln refinancing of M7 European Real Estate Investment Partners V’s (M7 EREIP V) Dutch portfolio with existing lender Société Générale and a debt fund managed by LBP.
Single-family rental developer-operator Placefirst has promoted Anna Hwang to the role of chief investment officer (CIO).
CBRE Investment Management, on behalf of a fund sponsored by the firm, has successfully issued a Danish bond, raising €49 mln (DKK 368 mln).
Apache Capital, a UK real estate investment manager focused on the living sector, has appointed Scott Berry to the newly-created role of chief finance officer (CFO).
Landsec, the UK Reit, has described the UK property market as it presented full year results on Friday, painting a picture of the beginning of an end to the quiet period for fresh investing.
Zenzic Capital, the real estate credit and special situations investment manager, has appointed Chris Blowers as a senior advisor.
Royal London Asset Management Property has finalised a round of transactions in the industrial and logistics sector worth more than £350 mln, including a circa £315 mln (€370 mln) industrial estate-to-data centre site sale in west London.
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