- 14-Mar-2024
Swedish real estate company Logistea refinanced SEK 895 mln (€79 mln) of their existing loans, with at least SEK 350 mln (€31 mln) qualifying as green loans with potentially favorable terms.
GRESB, the global sustainability benchmark for real assets, has unveiled a new suite of tools designed to give real assets managers and investors actionable insights into the sustainability, resilience and efficiency of individual assets.
JLL has appointed Andrew Heath as senior vice president of operator selection for the firm's hotels & hospitality group.
The Langham Estate in London's West End has appointed Malcolm Pugh as CEO, coinciding with the sale of the Lotus portfolio, comprising 27 assets in the northern end of the estate.
Christian Fladeland, formerly deputy CEO at Swedish residential specialist Heimstaden, has been appointed co-CEO of the firm.
Swiss-headquartered independent investment firm Landfair Capital has closed its inaugural fund, Landfair European dislocated opportunities (EDO).
Transaction activity has picked up in the German market in recent months, but domestic investors in particular remain wary, according to Camille Dufieux, CEO of Intreal International Real Estate.
JLL has appointed Andrew Heath as senior vice president of operator selection for the firm's hotels & hospitality group.
Global alternative investment firm Strategic Value Partners has appointed Mike Ungari as head of Real Estate to lead the firm’s global real estate business and portfolio.
In the run-up to Mipim, Robin Marriott wonders whether geopolitics - and the bumper election year ahead - will be on everybody's lips and shaping their 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.
2024 is set to be the turning point for UK commercial property with interest rates cut, falling inflation and improved debt financing opportunities boosting investor confidence, according to new research from Colliers.