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Germany steps up efforts to tackle money laundering
German government keen to stamp out money laundering in the real estate sector The German government is preparing legislation to ban cash transactions in the real estate market in an attempt to fight money laundering and other financial crimes. Speak Read more
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Immofinanz to sell €1bn in assets following CPI majority takeover
Austrian investor and developer has embarked on a new strategy following its majority takeover by Czech counterpart CPI Property Group. The new strategy will see Immofinanz sell off up to €1bn in assets. CPI, which now owns 77% of Immofinanz, plans t Read more
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Are luxury properties losing their shine?
Rising credit interest rates, supply chain issues and skyrocketing construction costs are taking their toll on the luxury apartment segment of the market in some German cities, although, in others, demand has never been higher. In cities such as Mun Read more
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ZIA Open Day confirms onset of sober reality for German real estate industry
It was her first public appearance before a full audience of real estate people, and the new Federal Construction Minister, Klara Geywitz, received a warm reception at the ZIA annual summer gathering in Berlin last week. Up to 2,000 delegates showed Read more
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Nexum Capital and Arcida target distressed market with €250m debt fund
The gloomy real estate outlook that has been crystallising over the past few weeks in Germany may find itself playing into the hands of Nexum Capital and Arcida Advisors, who recently launched a new debt fund with a target volume of €250m, aimed at d Read more