Swedish real estate company Fastpartner has announced a change in leadership.

Castellana Properties has acquired a 50% ownership stake in the Splau shopping centre in Cornellà de Llobregat, Barcelona, from Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW).

Swedish real estate company Logistea has agreed to purchase five properties and one site leasehold in Sweden from DSV in a sale-leaseback transaction totalling SEK 587 mln (€52 mln).

Sirius Real Estate, an owner and operator of business and industrial parks in Germany and the UK, has secured a new €300 mln unsecured revolving credit facility (RCF).

Supermarket Income REIT (SUPR) has announced that its joint venture with Blue Owl Capital has increased its existing loan facility with a group of banks (Barclays, HSBC, ING, Lloyds, and Crédit Agricole CIB).

European logistics real estate developer P3 is undertaking its first build-to-suit project in Germany, building a 35,609 m2 logistics facility in Bad Rodach for Prodinger which has signed a ten-year lease for the property.

Hamburg Team has sold its planned residential development at Marckmannstraße 18–22 in Hamburg-Rothenburgsort to Instone Real Estate.

Cushman & Wakefield has appointed Matt Wilderspin as the new head of Sales for its Project & Development Services (PDS) division in the UK & Ireland.

Hines and international real estate business Burstone Group have established a joint venture (JV) to build a portfolio of light industrial properties across Europe.

A joint venture between alternative investor Stoneweg and private investor Bain Capital is nearing completion of a 45,000 m2 logistics development in Agliana, Tuscany, Italy.

According to Cushman & Wakefield's latest EMEA Offices Update, the European office market is experiencing a significant shift, characterised by surging demand for top-tier office spaces and a widening gap between available supply and occupier needs.

Hamburg Commercial Bank (HCOB) is providing a €38 mln loan to a fund managed by Garbe Capital & Strategy.

Global logistics provider LX Pantos has acquired a new logistics complex in Katowice, southern Poland, for USD 148 mln (€137 mln).

Global real estate advisory Knight Frank has promoted three individuals to the position of proprietary partner, effective 1 April 2026.

Maslow Capital has provided a £50 mln (€58.5 mln) loan to Linear Living for a residential project at One Lord Street in Manchester.

Stoneweg, acting for its Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust (SERT), has purchased a high-quality, freehold temperature-controlled logistics property in Waddinxveen, the Netherlands.

Cibus Nordic Real Estate has appointed Ann-Sofie Lindroth as its new CFO.

Nordic real estate company Balder has acquired the "wells&more" commercial property in central London's Fitzrovia district from Great Portland Estates (GPE) for £172 mln (€201.2 mln).

Native Communities, a UK operator of living and mixed-use properties, has been acquired by Greystar, a global rental housing investment, development, and management provider.

A new report by Spacewell, "Office Myths vs. Real Use," reveals that many companies are unknowingly wasting capital on office space despite the shift to hybrid work.

Great Portland Estates (GPE) has purchased One Chapel Place in London's West End for £56 mln (€67 mln).

Although the real estate market is not yet seeing a return to the peak capital scales of 2021, the wheels of liquidity are beginning to turn more smoothly across Europe.

While attendance at MIPIM 2026 is more streamlined, the conversations are sharper and more strategic, focusing on the transformation of the industrial and logistics sector.

Amidst the characteristic buzz of the Palais des Festivals and the occasional interruption of a nearby samba band, the mood at MIPIM 2026 is one of cautious evolution.

The MIPIM Awards 2026 honoured outstanding real estate projects from around the globe, with winners announced at the annual urban festival in Cannes.

At MIPIM 2026, conversations surrounding smart cities often focus on facades and floorplates, but some of the most radical innovation is happening inside the elevator shaft.

Under the overarching theme of "Housing Matters!", MIPIM 2026 saw European cities pivot toward a sophisticated mix of affordable housing, low-carbon infrastructure, and high-tech innovation hubs.

The message echoing through the Palais des Festivals in Cannes is that capital is flowing back into European real estate; however, this is not a return to the enthusiasm of the pre-rate-hike era. 

MIPIM 2026, held in Cannes, demonstrated the resilience of the real estate market despite global uncertainties. 

As the Mediterranean sun warmed the Croisette for MIPIM 2026, the sentiment surrounding UK logistics shifted from recovery to a palpable sense of momentum. 

Germany, the Eurozone’s largest economy, is seeing a resurgence in both domestic and international interest.

Munich-based family office AM Alpha is navigating a real estate landscape that CEO Martin Lemke describes as "waking up", albeit at a measured pace.

As MIPIM 2026 unfolds, the air of uncertainty that once clouded the wider retail sector seems to have dissipated.

As the sun sets over the Palais des Festivals on the second day of MIPIM 2026, the mood in the property world has shifted from "survival" to "action".

The logistics sector is entering 2026 with a sense of "renewed confidence", according to Kris Britland, head of Development at Mirastar.

Kellie Beirne, CEO of Cardiff Capital Region