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Senior Asset Manager France and Belux
Senior Asset Manager, Real Estate
Asset manager France & Belux
Senior Asset Manager France and Belux
Asset Manager
Senior Asset Manager France and Belux
Senior Asset Manager, Real Estate
Asset manager France & Belux
Senior Asset Manager France and Belux
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Head of Transactions France and Belgium
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Head of Asset Management France and Belgium - Head of Real Estate Office, Paris
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Cyber Group Studios, a French company producing animated films and television series for children, has taken a lease on 1,300 sqm of office space (...)
Located at the intersection of rue de Halévy and rue Meyerbeer, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, opposite the Palais Garnier, the Grand Opéra (...)
P3 Logistic Parks has acquired from DWS a logistics platform owned by one of its institutional property funds. This asset covers 55,815 sqm in (...)
At the end of September 2022, the overall amount of residential investment in France, as defined by ImmoStat*, was €4.4bn: down 21% from the (...)
DWS has finalised the sale of the Avaricum shopping center located in downtown Bourges, held by one of its institutional real estate funds. The (...)
On July 26, at the height of the summer, DWS signed its second future build-to-rent residential complex with Altoa on behalf of one of (...)
DWS has already completed €221m of transactions in France in 2022, having recently set its sights on a 3,500 sqm corner building on rue Pastourelle, (...)
Savills is rolling out its 360° service offering announced at the beginning of the year (see our interview with Boris Cappelle on 9 February (...)
On behalf of one of its funds under management, DWS has acquired its first build-to-rent residential building from Emerige, in co-development with Sequano Residential (...)
Pan-European real estate investment manager Mark, in a joint-venture with Eternam, has acquired through its Paris value-add fund, Mark Paris Urban Regeneration Fund (MPUR), (...)
DWS has announced the sale of an office building, previously held by one of its institutional real estate funds, to Amundi Immobilier on behalf of (...)
DWS has sold the Sigma office building in Saint-Ouen in Seine-Saint-Denis to a French institutional investor on behalf of one of its open-ended funds. (...)
Edmond de Rothschild REIM has acquired, from DWS and on behalf of the OPCI Grand Public Edmond de Rothschild Immo Premium, 100% of the (...)
With two months to go before the opening of the Mipim September Edition, the teams at RX France (formerly Reed Midem) can be reassured. (...)
According to Arthur Loyd's latest report, take-up in the French logistics property market rose sharply in the first quarter of 2021, with 644,000 sqm (...)
DWS has announced the acquisition of five logistics platforms, on behalf of a joint venture between two of its funds under management. The portfolio (...)
At the end of 2020, DWS finalised the acquisition from the BNP Paribas banking group, through a core+ strategy, of a 2,500 sqm CBD mixed-use building (...)
Paris’ CBD continues to whet investors' appetites for ashlar buildings to be restructured, likely to attract users looking for a prime address. According to (...)
Deutsche's DWS announces, in partnership with French Société Générale Corporate & Investment Banking, the refinancing of €205m of the Défense Plaza office building in La Défense, (...)
With the recent acquisition of the Voltaire Tower, US wealth management giant BlackRock shows more than ever that it has a passion for French real (...)
In the year's largest single asset deal the Netherlands, Germany's DWS, the asset manager of the Deutsche Bank group, has paid €227.7m to acquire the (...)
Business Immo: Who is Harbert Management Corporation? Eric Desautel: Harbert Management Corporation is an independent investment company based in the southern United States. It operates in (...)
DWS, the former Deutsche Asset Managment partly floated by Deutsche Bank in March, has paid €265.6m for 12 Dutch residential properties for its institutional funds. The group, (...)
DWS, partially floated on the stock exchange in March by Germany's Deutsche Bank, has invested around €150m in French logistics properties, one located in the (...)
First, due to stable employment growth we expect to see sustained tenant demand for property. Second, inflation-adjusted or “real” interest rates are not only (...)
In just a year, a continent once racked by uncertainty is riding high on a wave of confidence. Businesses are hiring, consumers are spending, (...)
Macroeconomic conditions in Asia Pacific saw a significant recovery in 2017, supported by the stronger-than-expected cyclical upturn in global trade conditions since the latter (...)
The French economy has started to fire on all cylinders following the election of Emmanuel Macron. With this momentum set to be sustained, our (...)
In just a year, a continent once racked by uncertainty is riding high on a wave of confidence. Businesses are hiring, consumers are spending, (...)
Japan’s real GDP growth was estimated at around the mid one percent range in 2017, with similar growth expected to continue in 2018. Exports (...)
The report provides a graphical representation of the latest economic conditions and near-term outlooks for the United States, Europe and Asia Pacific. The global (...)
Consumer habits are changing. Whether it be fast food or fast fashion, in-store or online, the ability to receive goods in an ever shorter (...)
In the spring, we expected global growth to accelerate to 3.5% for 2017 vs. 3.1% in 2016, spurred by low interest rates, healthy household (...)
A strong corporate sector and recovering consumer spending continued in the third quarter of 2017, as Japan’s real GDP growth was estimated at around (...)
Looking out at the start of this year, the European landscape was beset with hurdles. Elections in the Netherlands and France, concerns over the (...)
The elections results in April and May have alleviated investors’ concerns over a deterioration in the French property market. Although we have maintained a (...)
Macro Economy: Japan’s real GDP growth was estimated to be around 1.1% in the second quarter of 2017 with a healthy corporate sector and (...)
Global Economy is Gaining a Firmer Footing in 2017 - Political and policy uncertainty in some advanced economies remains a big question mark. Source : Deutsche (...)
As we enter a pause in the cycle where the pace of expansion in the office market has slowed from peak momentum, traditional investment (...)
Unlevered total returns to core commercial real estate measured by the NCREIF Property Index (NPI) slipped to 7.3% (trailing four quarters) in the first (...)
Macro Economy: Japan’s real GDP is estimated to have grown around 1.3% plus in the first quarter of 2017, with a healthy corporate sector (...)
We are pleased to share our 2017 Global Real Estate Strategic Outlook where we explore investment opportunities globally through the lens of different investors, (...)
Macroeconomic conditions in Asia Pacific moderated in 2016, as headwinds remain in light of tapering growth in China and fragile trade activities in the (...)
European real estate has provided investors with exceptionally high levels of return over the past few years. However, we are now seeing signs that (...)
2016 was a strong year for U.S. commercial real estate (CRE). For the most part, demand continued to outstrip supply, pushing vacancy rates lower (...)
The stronger currency exchange rate unwound following the U.S. presidential election in November 2016, with the stock market rallying accordingly. Real GDP is now (...)
The U.S. labor market has been one of the brightest spots in a long recovery marked by sluggish growth. GDP advanced at a 3.2% clip (...)
Third quarter U.S. office market velocity showed some retrenchment, suffering from seasonal slowdown coupled with the economic uncertainty clouding the start of the year. The (...)
Consumer Confidence declined in October after two consecutive months of increases according to the Confidence Board1. The index retreated from the 103.5 reading in (...)
U.S. industrial market continued on its extraordinary run in the third quarter, building on three and a half very strong years. Low and declining (...)
U.S. apartment market fundamentals experienced continued moderation in the third quarter, further signaling that the market has entered its maturation phase. Unlike in earlier (...)
Total returns to private equity real estate decelerated in the third quarter 2016, slipping to 9.2% (trailing four quarters) from 10.6% in the second (...)
U.S. commercial real estate performed exceptionally well in 2015. Although economic growth was moderate, job creation, a more important driver of real estate, had (...)
With Trump’s election victory, the policy backdrop for the economy and commercial real estate will likely change. Although the time frame and degrees of (...)
Consumer Sentiment remained steady at 89.8 in September according to the University of Michigan. Meanwhile, the Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index® increased in September (...)
The unfavourable currency exchange rate remains a drag on the Japanese manufacturing and high street retail sectors with this trend intensifying following the “Brexit” (...)
Today’s U.S. office market is a vastly different one than prior to the financial crisis. In the eight years that have passed since the (...)
The U.S. economy and financial markets have absorbed a series of mini-shocks over the past year, including a Chinese slowdown, slumping commodity prices, a (...)
We have upgraded our total return outlook for the European real estate market. While this may seem at odds with the recent result of (...)
Macro economic conditions in Asia Pacific moderated in the first half of 2016, as headwinds remain in light of tapering growth in China and (...)
External concerns over China’s slowdown and the possible impacts from the U.K.’s referendum to leave the European Union (EU) could cause a further lull (...)
Total returns to private equity real estate slipped from 13.3% (trailing four quarters) in the fourth quarter 2015 to 11.8% in the first quarter (...)
Japan’s GDP is estimated to have experienced a contraction in the first quarter of 2016 due to the unfavourable currency exchange rate and intensified (...)
There are a number of key macroeconomic themes and events that underpin our views of global property markets. The first is the divergence in (...)
U.S. commercial real estate performed exceptionally well in 2015. Although economic growth was moderate, job creation, a more important driver of real estate, had (...)
Our outlook for Europe remains one of gradual recovery. However, unlike previous years and notwithstanding macro shocks, Europe seems on a firmer footing due (...)
Real estate performance across much of the Asia Pacific region has been steadily attractive on the back of a strong capital market and healthy (...)
Private equity real estate produced total returns of 13.3% in 2015, outperforming large-cap equities (1.4%) and bonds (0.1%) by a wide margin. The retail (15.3%) (...)
Japan’s GDP returned to a mild recovery trend on the back of resilient corporate profits and an increasing number of inbound tourists. The labor (...)
The U.S. commercial real estate market has delivered impressive total returns over the past five years. So impressive, in fact, that some investors are (...)
Real estate performance across much of the Asia Pacific region has been steadily attractive on the back of a strong capital market and healthy (...)
Europe’s economic recovery remains on track. Although not without risks, with ongo-ing concerns in places such as Greece and Ukraine, on the whole the (...)
Similar to last year, the U.S. economy has emerged from its first quarter lull. The number of U.S. job openings rose to the highest level (...)
On the back of the currency devaluation and strong corporate sector, Japan’s macro economy witnessed a healthy recovery in the first half of 2015 (...)
Japan’s macro economy showed positive signs after it struggled to recover amid the consumption tax (VAT) hike in 2014. A healthy growth in corporate (...)
Private equity real estate produced total returns of 3.6% in the first quarter of 2015, its strongest performance since the second quarter of 2011. (...)
London and Paris dominate their national economies and have been significant drivers of growth. Each has an employment structure focused on the stronger performing (...)
In most countries across the globe, real estate continues to provide attractive investment opportunities from both a macro-economic driven top-down perspective and property fundamentals (...)
Japan’s macro economy painted a mixed picture. Consumer confidence struggled to recover in 2014 following the consumption tax (VAT) increase earlier in the year (...)
Private real estate represented by the NCREIF Property Index (NPI) returned 2.6% in the third quarter 2014 and 11.3% during the trailing four quarters. (...)
A strategic allocation to real estate securities plays an important role in a diversified investment portfolio. This asset class provides opportunities for potentially superior (...)
Japan’s consumer confidence struggled to make a strong recovery in the third quarter of 2014 as previously expected due to the consumption tax (VAT) (...)
Europe is in the early stages of economic recovery. With business and consumer con-fidence currently around a three year high, expansion is forecast to (...)
Real estate market conditions in the United States remain favorable. Despite negative economic growth in the first quarter, employment growth was robust during the (...)
Real estate performance across much of the Asia Pacific region has been a balance between a strong capital market and a softer but recovering (...)
Japan’s consumer confidence eroded as previously expected when the consumption tax (VAT) increased from 5% to 8% in April this year. The dislocation of (...)
The NCREIF Property Index (NPI) had a 2.9% total return during the second quarter 2014 and 11.2% during the trailing four quarters quarters. The (...)
First quarter GDP growth was disappointing, but other indicators point to better growth. The annual pace of housing starts has improved, but is still sub-par (...)
E.U. GDP growth slowed slightly to 0.3% during Q1 2014. Germany, Spain and Poland accelerating, France flat, sharp falls in the Netherlands. Business and consumer (...)
Total returns for private equity real estate continued to be strong, at 2.7% in first quarter and 11.2% for the year-ending first quarter 2014. (...)
Japan’s economy advanced at a healthy rate of 1.5% in 2013. Domestic consumption and external demand continued to recover in the first quarter of (...)
A tax typically faced by property occupiers, and broadly based upon annual rent, the business rates regime has faced increased opposition from tenants in (...)
Global growth is becoming more visible. Some regional economies, such as in Europe, appear to be moving from contraction into recovery, and others, like (...)
The European landscape has largely unfolded as forecast in our European Strategic Outlook that was published in August 2013. A gradual improvement in the (...)
The dawn of the post-credit crisis era has finally arrived. Business and consumer confidence has improved, job growth exceeded expectations, and with it, tenant (...)
Real estate returns were mixed in 2013 across the Asia Pacific region. Leasing demand from the corporate sector was generally soft in the region (...)
Total returns for private equity real estate continued to be strong, at 2.5% in fourth quarter and 11.0% for all of 2013. Returns are (...)
Led by a recovery in domestic consumption and external demand, Japan’s GDP was expected to finish 2013 with a 1.8% expansion. Much of the (...)
The potential for real estate investment in the Outer London boroughs is vast. Not only are these 19 boroughs home to five million people, (...)
The NCREIF Property Index (NPI) returned 2.6% during the third quarter 2013 and 11.0% for the trailing four quarters. Third quarter returns were modestly (...)
This paper is an update of our Global Strategic Outlook from April 2013. We noted earlier in the year that 2013 was likely to (...)
Abenomics - a policy that combines aggressive monetary easing and fiscal stimulus - has put Japan’s economy on a path toward rapid recovery. GDP grew at (...)
Institutional investors are increasingly looking to real estate as an investment option; the asset class has typically provided attractive risk-adjusted returns, a cash flow (...)
While both economic and property market fundamentals are playing out largely as forecast in our 2013 U.S. Real Estate Strategic Outlook, in this mid-year (...)
The outlook for the European economy has been downgraded during the first six months of the year, as the anaemic growth predicted at the (...)
Real estate performance across much of the Asia Pacific region has been mixed. Amid mostly decelerating returns, Japan experienced a noticeable shift to the (...)
Japan’s GDP grew at an annualised rate of 4.1% in the first quarter of 2013 as consumer sentiment improved and exports increased. The capital (...)
Until recently, the logistics sector in the Asia Pacific region (APAC) played a minor role among property types. The regional market for industrial properties (...)
The NCREIF Property Index (NPI) returned 2.6% during the first quarter 2013 and 10.5% for the trailing four quarters. This is 140 bps higher (...)
Economy: In the first quarter of 2013, confidence in the Japanese macro economy experienced one of the most significant surges in recent history. Haruhiko (...)
Real estate in most parts of the globe remains attractive for investment. Improving proper-ty fundamentals with little new construction in the near-term are supporting (...)