DFI, a pan-European private equity real estate platform and Argo Real Estate, the UK-based real estate operating partner and investment manager, have rebranded their UK urban logistics and industrial joint venture as Intown Logistics.
Strettons, the London and South East agency, has unveiled a new look combined agency division following the firm’s relocation to London headquarters in Shoreditch.
Global political and economic events over the past 18 months, including conflicts, tariffs and rates decisions, have presented major challenges for businesses.
Indurent, a leading developer, owner and operator of industrial and logistics space across the UK assembled by Blackstone, has bought a 750,000-square-foot, 76-unit urban logistics portfolio from developer Chancerygate and specialist sustainable and impact investor Bridges Fund Management.
Iroko Atlas. This is the name of the new SCPI launched by Iroko, the French collective investment vehicle. Created five years after the launch of Iroko Zen, this vehicle is intended to be international and opportunistic.
The UK commercial property market is cautious but stabilising, with investors adapting to a backdrop of persistent inflation, elevated borrowing costs and subdued consumer sentiment, according to Colliers’ Q3 2025 Real Estate Investment Forecast reveals mixed performance across sectors.
Redevco, the aggressively expanding privately-owned European real estate manager, has completed its acquisition of Roebuck, the specialist logistics investment and asset manager with approximately €1 billion in assets under management across the UK and continental Europe.
Developer Luc Poirier says he wants to buy back the property he sold to the Quebec government for the same price of $240 million that he sold it for in what was described at the time as the largest-ever Quebec land sale. Plans to build a major battery production facility at the site fell apart.
Tritax Management is joining forces with global energy giants EDF and Holtec International to develop a 1 gigawatt data centre at a former Nottinghamshire power station.
British flower retailer MM Flowers is expanding into Germany and is having a 13,000-square-meter built-to-suit logistics centre constructed near Cologne.
Tungsten Properties, the UK industrial and warehouse developer has secured a 17-acre site and planning permission to build a 300,000-square-foot national distribution centre for a timber group in East Anglia.