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Listed

Faced with the economic slowdown, listed real estate is to be favoured, according to Sofidy

In its latest market review, published in August 2022, Sofidy announces that corporate margins "will deteriorate in the coming months" and that analysts' estimates (...)

Housing

Munich's Domicil hires Matthias Moser as it prepares a potential IPO

Munich-based residential firm Domicil is preparing a potential IPO, and has hired one of Germany's most experienced housing property specialists Matthias Moser as adviser. Founded in 2009 (...)

Housing

Germany's LEG to invest €80m to build 400 apartments in Cologne

German residential property firm LEG is to invest over €80m to build some 400 apartments in Cologne's Veedel quarter, doubling capacity in a mix of elderly (...)

Listed

Germany LEG boosts FFO funds 8% to €319m, CEO Hegel to step down

German housing group LEG grew funds from operations by 7.9% in 2018 to €318.6m, and announced that CEO Thomas Hegel is to retire and (...)

Housing

German rental housing to remain attractive despite price rises

German rental housing, despite price rises in recent years, will remain low risk as more people move into the country, particularly the major cities, (...)

Housing

Foreign ownership in French housing is no cause for concern

The participation of Germany's Vonovia and Zurich's Swiss Life in the winning bid for French SNCF's housing portfolio is good for Europe, good for France – (...)

Housing

German resi investment at €15bn ytd as foreign buying continues

Live from Expo Real (Münich) - German residential investment year to date has reached €14.9bn or 103,000 units, says adviser JLL, 37% above year-ago (...)

Listed

Germany's LEG confirms FFO forecasts after 5% rise in 1H to €156m

German listed housing group LEG Immobilien said it is well on track to hit full-year forecasts, and reported FFO1 up 5.1% in first half to €156.4m. First half (...)

Housing

German housing firm LEG boosts 2017 FFO, dividend by 10%, confirms outlook

German listed housing group LEG Immobilien increased funds from operations last year by 10.1% to €295.3m and is proposing to raise the dividend by the same (...)