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NEINVER has officially opened the Phase II extension of Halle Leipzig The Style Outlets.
TH Real Estate, on behalf of the Cityhold Office Partnership, has completed the acquisition of the EDGE Olympic in Amsterdam from EDGE Technologies, a new technology real estate company founded by Coen van Oostrom.
Hines’ newest residential tower adds vibrant art installation to pedestrian plaza
TH Real Estate and Allianz have partnered to provide £100m in debt finance towards the development of 80 Fenchurch Street, a prime office property in London EC3, owned by funds managed and/or advised by Partners Group, the global private markets investment manager.
Rockspring Property Investment Managers LLP announces that since Q4 2017 it has contracted the sale of eight investments on behalf of its Europe-wide value add investment programme, TransEuropean Property Limited Partnership V, for a total of circa €400 million.
The new Union Investment index analyses the attractiveness of the top 17 markets
Rockspring Property Investment Managers LLP has completed the disposal of Le Mirage, an iconic multi-let office building in Utrecht, to the New York based investment fund HighBrook Investors, on behalf of a separate account client.
CORESTATE Capital Holding S.A. has received a loan facility with a volume of EUR 343m from Stuttgart-based landesbank LBBW (Landesbank Baden-Württemberg).
CORESTATE Capital Holding S.A. has bought the student residence “Reserl” in Munich in an asset deal from developer STRABAG Real Estate GmbH.
Principal Real Estate Investors is proud to announce that it received the 2018 ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year Sustained Excellence Award for continued leadership and superior contributions to ENERGY STAR.
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The global economic expansion continued in the fourth quarter of 2017, capping o a year where all major regions experienced healthy macroeconomic conditions.
It is often said that the only constant is change, a sentiment that seems more relevant than ever as the maturing and extended cycle intersects with increasingly disruptive forces. Recent technological advances have taken hold fast and have had far-reaching consequences, altering entire industries as they proliferate and creating new ones along the way.
Since the Brexit vote in June 2016, the UK has gone from a macroeconomic outperformer to an underperformer due to the extended uncertainty on the final terms of the separation.
House of Fraser recently announced that it is seeking emergency funding from specialist lenders to save its struggling UK retail business, as its Chinese owner is in talks to sell a large stake of its ownership share.
With the strong economic recovery in continental Europe, investor interest has followed suit and demand has been strong for core assets in well-connected locations. Value has therefore, on the whole, become harder to find in Europe.
Economic growth was strong during 2H17 and for the year as a whole. The year ended well with robust growth of 0.6% in 4Q17. GDP growth reached an exceptional decade high of 2.5% in 2017 and according to survey data, it seems the eurozone economy got off to a good start this year.
As yields on European commercial real estate have tightened to record lows over the last two years, investors are fully justified to question whether direct real estate offers sufficiently attractive returns.
We at DTZ Investors are forecasting total returns from UK real estate to moderate in the near term and such a market outlook is encouraging an increasing number of traditionally domestic-focused property investors to consider opportunities overseas, with a resurgent Europe closest to home.
This series explores some of the key portfolio considerations of investing into infrastructure. Our first paper focused on the growing area of infrastructure debt. This paper, the second in our series, takes a closer look at how infrastructure returns might perform under various economic scenarios, and in particular in a rising interest rate environment. We use public and private infrastructure indices from 2004-2017 to help inform the analysis.
The all property total return for UK commercial real estate of 10.3% in 2017 exceeded even the most bullish forecast expectations from the start of the year, and by some margin.