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Chief Financial Officer
Non-Executive Chairman
Chief Executive Officer - Grosvenor group
Group Research Director
Troisième administrateur externe non exécutif du conseil européen
Chief Financial Officer
Non-Executive Chairman
Chief Executive Officer - Grosvenor group
Group Research Director
Troisième administrateur externe non exécutif du conseil européen
Trustee of Real Estate Assets - Executive Vice President of the Group's Board of Directors
Chief Executive, Grosvenor Property UK
Always on the lookout for opportunities, as evidenced by the acquisition from Grosvenor of 10 Ebury Bridge Road in London's West End for €63.4m, (...)
Its president Philippe Depoux told Business Immo a few weeks ago that its "acquisition volume should not exceed €800m this year", compared with €1.5bn (...)
Grosvenor Europe, a private real estate company belonging to the UK-based Grosvenor Group, has finalised the acquisition of a 5,000 sqm office building in Courbevoie (...)
Business Immo: Last year, Grosvenor Europe announced its intention to redirect investments toward Paris’ office market. What is the status of this strategic repositioning? Steve (...)
UK-based global property group Grosvenor doubled returns last year to 5.5%, and brought in profit of £131m, its third highest on record. The privately-owned group, (...)
US fund giant Blackstone is to sell all five office assets in its Spanish REIT/SOCIMI Corona, reportedly aiming to generate €220m through individual disposals. Local Spanish (...)
London-based private manager Grosvenor has re-entered Spain's office market after 13 years, reportedly paying €80m for a Madrid asset from US giant Blackstone. Local media (...)
The property cycle is at or near the top, most ULI Europe attendees think. But gloom is not rife. Time to adjust strategies, assess (...)
The European property industry is unlikely to suffer a sharp downturn despite the late cycle but faces other challenges such as digitisation, and environmental, (...)
Portuguese retail group Sonae Sierra and Slovakian J&T group's Peter Korbačka are reported to have agreed to pay €485m for three Spanish malls developed by Sonae and CBRE (...)
Britain's private Grosvenor Group is further reducing exposure to retail, selling a 20% stake in Portugal-based mall specialist Sonae Sierra for €255m to its listed Sonae SGPS founder, (...)
UK-based Aviva Investors, after selling its £6bn real estate multi-manager business to LaSalle IM, is to shift to a real assets focus, bringing direct real estate, (...)
Grosvenor Europe, part of London's privately-held Grosvenor real estate giant, has shifted its French strategy towards Paris office renovations and reduced its emphasis on retail property, (...)
Grosvenor Europe, part of the private London-based Grosvenor group, is pressing further into residential and mixed-use projects to balance out retail holdings, says CEO James Raynor. With (...)
The fast rise of the elderly as a component of developed world populations implies a low-return world and real estate returns at 5-6% over (...)
Economic momentum in the global economy remained fairly steady in the first half of 2014, with Grosvenor’s global economic activity indicator continuing to hover (...)
The VIX index, also known as the fear gauge, has fallen to its lowest level in seven years. Even if equity markets are not (...)
The global economy is continuing to recover at an uneven pace, with stronger growth in developed economies offsetting a lacklustre performance in the emerging (...)
Our indicators show that growth is falling relative to trend in the US and Asia and rising in Europe. Should we be worried ? (...)
In February, the euro zone national accounts were released. In 2013, activity in the euro zone was negative : GDP decreased by 0.4% after (...)
The recent turmoil in emerging markets (EM) has been ascribed to the wind back of quantitative easing in the US, commonly called tapering. Hot (...)
Global growth slackened over the month of December due, surprisingly, to weakness in the US. The press has suggested that the very weak December (...)