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ARTICLES TAGGED WITH "Pictet Alternative Advisors"

Pictet and Brunswick relaunch Lindu with acquisition of 75,000 sqm last mile logistic portfolio

Denmark Denmark — Pictet Alternative Advisors, an independent unit within the Pictet Group, and Brunswick Real Estate relaunch Lindu with the acquisition of a 75,000 sqm last mile logistic portfolio. The portfolio consists of eight strategically located properties in key micro locations within Greater Copenhagen.

“There certainly is more activity and sense of optimism"

Denmark Denmark — Brunswick Real Estate and Pictet Alternative Advisors recently announced the divestment of the JV company Lindu Ejendomme to Blackstone. Anthony Romano, Country Head Denmark at Brunswick, tells Nordic Property News about the divestment, the work done on the Lindu portfolio, Brunswick’s plans for the Danish market going forward, the collaboration with Pictet and about his view on the state of the Danish market.

Pictet's growth ambitions within logistics in the Nordics

Nordic — Pictet recently strengthened its Nordic portfolio with the acquisition of a newly built logistics property in Halmstad. Linus Nilsson, Head of Nordics at Pictet, tells Nordic Property News about the company's requirements for logistics properties, the growth plans in logistics in the Nordics, the view of the Nordic logistics markets and which other segment it wants to grow in.

Pictet acquires logistics property in Halmstad

Sweden Sweden — Pictet Alternative Advisors has completed the acquisition of a newly built logistics property in Halmstad. The property comprises approximately 18,300 square meters of logistics space of institutional quality. The acquisition was completed for Pictet's Core Plus strategy.

Pictet: Here Are the Best Opportunities in the Nordics

Nordic — Pictet sharpens its team in the Nordic markets through the recruitment of Linus Nilsson. The new Head of Nordics tells Nordic Property News what attracted him to Pictet, how he views the company's position in the Nordics and where he sees the best growth opportunities in the Nordic markets.