- 24-apr-2024
Independent Italian asset manager Kryalos and Crossbay, the pan-European urban logistics platform backed by Mark, have acquired a further three assets in Italy.
Life sciences take-up in the UK’s 'golden triangle' of London, Oxford and Cambridge was 186,000 ft2 (17,300 m2) ft in the first quarter of 2024, according to new research from Knight Frank.
European commercial real estate investment fell for the seventh consecutive quarter in the first three months of 2024, according to the latest Europe Capital Trends report from MSCI Real Assets.
Slovakian developer J&T Real Estate (JTRE) has launched in Germany with its debut project in Berlin, dubbed Nordhafen Living & Office.
Global real assets specialist MPC Capital has appointed Constantin Baack as CEO, effective 13 June.
RQI Immobilien AG (RQI), a Germany-focused real estate investor active in the residential and office asset classes, has acquired a seed investment for its €100 mln 'redevelop-to-core' strategy.
The downside to American private equity-style 'interim' bonus payments at investment funds is being graphically demonstrated in a hushed-up case involving London-based real estate company, Tristan Capital Partners. It might even make professionals question signing such performance-related contracts.
Global real assets specialist MPC Capital has appointed Constantin Baack as CEO, effective 13 June.
Portuguese real estate investor and developer Bondstone is investing around €70 mln in a residential development in Belas Clube de Campo, municipality of Sintra, Portugal.
With a bumper election year ahead, Robin Marriott wonders to what extent (geo)politics is shaping real estate firms' business strategies.
Alternative assets investment pioneer Harrison Street plans to expand into new niche sectors in Europe this year as the market enters a 12-month window of opportunity. Paul Bashir and Josh Miller explain the firm's strategy.
Josh Miller, Head of Transactions - Europe for Harrison Street, caught up with PropertyEU during Mipim 2024.
Life sciences take-up in the UK’s 'golden triangle' of London, Oxford and Cambridge was 186,000 ft2 (17,300 m2) ft in the first quarter of 2024, according to new research from Knight Frank.