- 26-Apr-2024
Private markets investment firm Ardian and Italian asset manager Prelios have obtained a €50 mln green loan from Crédit Agricole Corporate & Investment Banking's Milan office, which acted as mandated lead arranger, underwriter, bookrunner and green structuring advisor and coordinator.
Madrid-based real estate investment manager Azora has completed the acquisition of two hostels located in Dublin and Barcelona on behalf of its Azora European Hotel and Lodging Fund (AEHL), through a transaction with a fund managed by BlackRock.
PGIM Real Estate has acquired a property north of Munich, Germany, suitable for data centre development, on behalf of its closed-ended value-add fund European Value Partners (EVP) II.
International law firm BCLP has appointed a new head to its German real estate practice.
European parking operator Apcoa has announced that Philippe Op de Beeck will be stepping down as CEO, effective 1 July, and that Bert Pijls will assume the role of executive chair until a new CEO is appointed.
International construction and property consultancy Thomas & Adamson has made a senior appointment to its London office, supporting its plans for growth.
As Ares completed a €325 mln French logistics acquisition from Blackstone, another French portfolio came onto the market.
International law firm BCLP has appointed a new head to its German real estate practice.
As Ares completed a €325 mln French logistics acquisition from Blackstone, another French portfolio came onto the market.
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.