Research published by MARK (formerly Meyer Bergman), indexed and attributed by Global Real Estate Intelligence. We summarise briefly, credit the source, and link to the original.

Meyer Bergman and Assembly completed a sale of a mixed-use live-work development in Paris to DWS and La Française REM.

Meyer Bergman and Assembly have sold a mixed-use live-work development in Paris to DWS and La Française REM.

Crossbay has completed the acquisition of a multi-storey urban logistics property in Saint Denis, France, as part of its expanding French portfolio.

MARK announced a leasing agreement with luxury brand KITH at Pershing Hall in Paris.

A major logistics tenant lease signing in West Yorkshire, reflecting urban logistics market activity in the UK region.

MARK (formerly Meyer Bergman) completed a forward sale of sustainable office space in Paris to Swiss Life Asset Management and announced plans to launch a sustainable regeneration platform.

MARK and SevenCapital secured a four-year development facility from Maslow Capital for a residential project in Kensington.

MARK's Paris Urban Regeneration Fund completed an acquisition of a former French national newspaper headquarters building in Paris.

Prologis has acquired Crossbay's initial assets to expand its urban infill industrial portfolio across seven European countries.

Crossbay, a last-mile logistics platform, has secured Makro, a leading wholesale retailer, as a tenant across its mixed-use facilities.

Crossbay, a MARK portfolio company, acquired a property asset in Barcelona, Spain for €60 million, expanding its Spanish real estate holdings.

MARK's urban logistics platform Crossbay has secured €550 million in equity commitments to support portfolio growth across European markets including France.

MARK Capital Management received the PERE Logistics Investor of the Year award; the firm's leadership discussed asset granularity as a returns driver in its Crossbay urban logistics strategy.
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