BERLIN- Transaction volumes almost doubled from 2009, and capital values, rents and rental transactions increased, mainly due to the overall healthy economic situation.

MADRID-Moor Park is probably not the only investor surprised by the strength of demand for commercial assets in Spain, but have reaped the benefits.

PARIS-The portfolio of 14 properties mainly in the Paris region includes 650,000 square feet of offices, 700,000 square feet of logistics facilities and 65,000 square feet of retail space.

PARIS-The Russian-owned project of 540 apartments will be 323 meters high, the tallest buildings in Western Europe.

MONS, BELGIUM- The move will make Wereldhave a major player in the Belgian shopping center market, where it aims to expand its portfolio to around $657 million.

PARIS-Demand is likely to accelerate again in 2012, particularly as firms seek more cost savings or find more environmentally friendly premises, according to a Jones Lang LaSalle report.

MILAN, ITALY-The company’s board approved the plan this week, and the change will happen next year.

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN-The portfolio consists of 11,100 rental units with 9.2 million square feet in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, Jönköping, Borås, Karlstad and Linköping.