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Trei Real Estate GmbH expanded its business even in 2020, the year of the pandemic. The development portfolio grew by 33 percent to 1.2 billion euros (2019: 900 million euros). The sum total breaks down into 1.0 billion euros in residential real estate and c. 200 million in retail real estate. The proprietary portfolio of Trei maintained its total of c. 1.2 billion euro. It includes 349 assets.

Junta de Freguesia de Parque das Nações, the Business Improvement District (BID) for one of the most famous tourist destinations in Portugal’s Capital, has chosen Coniq to boost the local economy.

They had a good reason to celebrate in Ukraine on February 1, 2021: The Swedish company Ikea, the world’s largest retailer of furniture and household goods, opened its first store with an area of 5,000 sq m in the country in Blockbuster Mall in Kiev.

ECE Marketplaces wants to use the new luca app, which enables secure tracking of contacts via smartphone, at approximately 10,000 stores in its shopping centers across Germany. Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) Germany is also in favor of introducing the app. As do many large retailers such as Breuninger, Deichmann, KiK, and Thalia.

“For us, a human-centric vision is one of the main values shaping our vision of the future for any shopping center we manage or will manage.”

Interview with Philipp Keller from Lorey | Philipp Keller is the owner and managing director of Lorey Frankfurt. For 225 years, the well-known Frankfurt specialty store has been offering a diverse assortment for upscale tableware and cooking culture. Nextrade is an important B2B marketplace for the company to link stationary and online trade and thus to offer its customers great added values in the local store.

Is the covid-19 crisis making the placemaking industry smarter and how covid-19 is changing the more nimble? What international industry experts have to say about it.

Warburg-HIH Invest Real Estate (Warburg-HIH Invest) has acquired Bernstein-Center, a mixed-use, non-discretionary retail quarter in the Bavarian town of Nittendorf. Located at Brunnenstrasse 1-3, the newly built quarter features a gross lettable area of around 6,500 square metres, as well as 48 underground car park spaces and some 110 outdoor parking spaces.

The EUR 300 million Etele Plaza developed by Futureal has received the occupancy permit. Therefore, the tenants can now start setting up their stores in Buda’s largest shopping centre. The environment friendly complex with a rentable area of 55,000 sq m will bring the next generation of plaza design to Hungary this September.