All Real Assets articles in Web Issue 鈥� Page 1993
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PropertyEU ArchiveEditor's letter June
Working on the Rising Stars of European Real Estate is probably the most enjoyable task of the annual calendar, writes editor-in-chief Robin Marriott.
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PropertyEU ArchivePropertyEU Events: The future of the office is at stake
An expert panel of real estate leaders will discuss the future of the office this week in an exclusive, closed-door webinar hosted by PropertyEU.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMAGAZINE: Henning Koch is in the haus
Commerz Real’s new CEO proposes a clear focus on living sector assets for the firm, while seeking further female representation at a management level.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMAGAZINE: Live and let live
As DWS launches its dedicated living strategy, Jessica Hardman, head of European portfolio management, explains the company’s enthusiasm for the sector.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMAGAZINE: Top 100 dealmakers in Europe ranking
Our guide to the biggest players in European real estate, as measured by deal volume in 2020, reveals some big risers and fallers in the year of the pandemic.
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PropertyEU ArchiveFederated Hermes and CPP secure 鈧�102m on Leeds asset
The international business of Federated Hermes and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) have secured a loan facility on Wellington Place, their jointly owned business park in Leeds city centre.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAggregate buys Berlin鈥檚 鈧�2.5b former Kudamm-Karree development
German real estate investor Aggregate Holdings has acquired the 183,000 m2 mixed-use Fürst project on Berlin’s prime Kurfürstendamm.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBuyers 鈥榮trengthened their position鈥� in 2020, but it is still a sellers鈥� market
In an interview with PropertyEU, Volker Zerr, Germany real estate partner at law firm CMS, highlights the main findings from the firm's annual CMS European Real Estate Deal Point Study.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAquaticus picks up Swedish office for 鈧�73.4m
Aquaticus Real Estate, a company established by Norwegian investment bank Arctic Securities, has acquired an office building in Hallonbergen, Sweden, from AMF Fastigheter for €73.4 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAareal Bank selects Kl枚sges as new CEO
The supervisory board of Aareal Bank has unanimously appointed Jochen Klösges, aged 56, as new CEO of the German bank.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAEW claws back UK rent arrears following legal action
AEW UK REIT has won its legal battle to secure rent arrears from two UK-listed companies that declined to pay their leases during the pandemic.
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PropertyEU ArchiveKnight Frank adds Athens to European office network
Knight Frank has added Greece to its expanding coverage of Europe via dedicated offices.
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PropertyEU ArchiveLOGISTICS WATCH: American hustle
As Dallas’ Trammell Crow Company becomes the latest US firm to expand in European logistics, we hear from sector veterans about why the Continent is so compelling for global capital.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBerlin Hyp appoints Griessinger head of Frankfurt office
German lender Berlin Hyp has appointed Andreas Griessinger as head of its Frankfurt office, following the retirement of Günter Walter, who steps down on 15 July
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PropertyEU ArchiveMatter Real Estate invests in Auxesia Homes
Northern Europe-focused property investment firm Matter Real Estate has invested in Auxesia Homes, a registered provider of affordable housing based in Cheshire, UK.
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PropertyEU ArchiveNeinver bounces back with new ideas
Retail outlet specialist Neinver is staying positive about the future, as customers re-engage with shopping in person, even in an increasingly digital world.
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PropertyEU ArchiveKennedy Wilson unveils plans for Dublin mixed-use campus
Global real estate investment company Kennedy Wilson and Cain International, the privately held real estate investment firm, have unveiled plans to build a highly sustainable commercial development at Coopers Cross, Dublin’s newest urban quarter in the North Docks.
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PropertyEU ArchiveConseq inks first Czech shopping centre deal this year
Czech firm Conseq Investment Management has acquired the Korso Karviná shopping centre in the Northern Moravian region of the Czech Republic from private equity real estate investment firm Bluehouse.
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PropertyEU ArchiveLOGISTICS WATCH: Why data centres have the edge
Industrial landlords are keen to plug into the growing data centre market across Europe, as a sub-class of essential urban infill schemes emerges.
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PropertyEU ArchiveLothbury completes Covent Garden residential conversion
Lothbury Investment Management, on behalf of Lothbury Property Trust, has completed the conversion of the upper floors of 31 James Street in London’s Covent Garden to residential occupation.
