MARK Capital Management, a pan-European real estate investment manager, has achieved a final close for the latest vehicle in its urban logistics fund series, Crossbay. Crossbay II has secured €660m in total fund commitments, representing a 20% increase in fund size compared to the predecessor vehicle. Including debt financing, Crossbay II has a total investment […]
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Crossbay, the last-mile logistics specialist incubated by pan-European private equity real estate investment manager MARK, has acquired a warehouse in Paris from Ivanhoé Cambridge for an undisclosed sum. The 16,200 sqm warehouse is located north of Paris in the industrial area of Goussainville’, a prime logistics hub in the vincity of Paris Charles de Gaulles […]
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‘We feel that urban logistics has the best fundamentals by far in the logistics sector,’ he told Property EU, citing restricted land supply and rising demand, which together are driving rental growth in Europe’s core cities. Increasing competition from alternative uses and rising construction costs make new development difficult, which is why Crossbay focused on […]
Kryalos SGR, a private and independent asset management company with €12.5 billion of AuM and one of the “significant asset management companies” according to the definition contained in the Bank of Italy’s Regulations, and Crossbay, the pan-European urban logistics platform incubated by MARK, have acquired a further three assets in Italy. The Bay Fund – an alternative […]
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Crossbay, the pan-European last-mile logistics platform incubated by real estate investment manager MARK, has completed an acquisition in Hamburg, Germany, purchasing two fully-let warehouses from a private real estate investor. Located in one of Hamburg’s strongest inner-city logistics markets, Allermohe, the assets are arranged across 7,000 sq.m, with immediate access to the A25 and A1 […]
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Crossbay, the pan-European last-mile logistics platform incubated by MARK, has completed the acquisition of a 25,514 sq. m. warehouse in Almere, the Netherlands, for circa €25m. The transaction brings Crossbay’s Netherlands portfolio to over 65,000 sq. m. in size. The asset in Almere was acquired from AB Alternative, the real estate arm of Arab Bank Switzerland […]
Crossbay, the pan-European last-mile logistics platform incubated by MARK, has added over 500,000 sq.ft its UK portfolio with the acquisition of four assets for a combined total of over £80m (+€93.3m). Crossbay, which recently announced deals in Italy and the Netherlands as part of its new vehicle, has purchased initial assets in England’s Watford, Leeds […]
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Crossbay, the pan-European last-mile logistics platform incubated by MARK, has added almost 40,000 sq.m to its new portfolio with the acquisition of three distribution centres in the Netherlands. Crossbay, which exited its first portfolio to Prologis for €1.6bn in September 2022, has acquired two fully-let assets in the Randstad region and one in Tilburg, South […]
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Kryalos SGR and Crossbay, the pan-European urban logistics platform incubated by MARK, have completed the acquisition of a logistics property near Milan. Crossbay’s first transaction in Italy for its second portfolio – following the €1.6bn sale of its first to Prologis in 2022 – was completed through the Bay Fund, a closed-ended fund managed by €12.1bn asset manager Kryalos SGR and […]
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Our CEO Marco Riva and Chief Client Officer Michelle Doran spoke with Elena Dragulele of React News on the €1.6bn exit of our first portfolio, our strategy going forward, and the wider market conditions. “[O]ccupier demand is definitely still being driven dramatically by e-commerce. E-commerce is very much still growing and continental Europe is still very much behind Asia or the US or […]
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