Latest reports – Page 1584
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NewsCalPERS puts $2.65bn into core real estate separate accounts
CalPERS awards new capital to core separate account managers
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Oregon PERF puts $150m into Harrison Street core fund
OPERF seeks property type diversification and higher via Harrison Street core fund
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Pan-Asian logistics group ESR bids AUD693.2m for Propertylink [updated]
Propertylink has urged its security holders to take no action
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Ivanhoé Cambridge buys US office assets platform partner Callahan
Ivanhoé and Callahan formed the venture in 2012; JV manages $10bn of assets
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Japan's GPIF awards its first global real estate mandate
World’s largest pension fund appoints first fund-of-funds manager for asset class
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PropertyEU ArchiveStenprop brings Euston House to market with €100m price tag
UK industrial property investor Stenprop has placed its London property asset Euston House on the market as it continues to focus on multi-let industrial opportunities.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCBRE strengthens restaurant and leisure offering with new hires
CBRE has announced the appointment of leisure specialist Mark Calder as a director to its Central London retail team as it continues to bolster its restaurant and leisure offer.
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PropertyEU ArchiveWeWork Dublin HQ sold to Korea’s JR AMC for €107m
Korean private REIT, JR AMC, is the successful bidder for WeWork’s new Dublin headquarters, No 2 The Landings.
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PropertyEU ArchiveDeka acquires office in London for reported €515m
German investor Deka Immobilien has closed on the Verde office building in London Victoria for a reported £460 mln (€515 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveGreen REIT prepares for Irish logistics expansion
Irish specialist Green REIT is planning a shift in its portfolio to up to 25% logistics, in anticipation of imminent expansion in the sector arising from Brexit and the growth of online retailing.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGlobal Gate buys Picasso office at 6.8% yield
Global Gate Capital has bought the Picasso office building in north-west Paris on a 6.8% yield, with finance from pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank.
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PropertyEU ArchiveJapan's GPIF unveils first global property mandate
Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF), the world's largest pension fund with JPY 158.6 tln (€1.2 tln) of assets under management, has awarded its first global property mandate, appointing CBRE Global Investment Partners as funds of funds (FoF) manager and Asset Management One Co as gatekeeper.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCrown Estate wins first WELL platinum in Europe for offices
The Crown Estate’s head office at St James’s Market in London has become the first office in Europe to achieve WELL platinum certification, granted by the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI).
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Straits Real Estate creates Australian logistics joint venture
The JV with Commercial & General will hold five logistics assets valued at AUD130.5m
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New KanAm European cities fund buys assets in London, Lyon and Antwerp
KanAm Grund European Cities fund has bought three properties worth over €130m
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Singapore's Keppel buys 40% stake in Chinese residential project
Keppel buys Eternal for RMB1.4bn. Eternal has 40% stake in Nanjing Jinsheng project
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International Farming Corporation to raise initial $1.5bn for core fund
WSIB intends to invest up to $250m into IFC Core Farmland Fund
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Arkadia and Aventus buy retail centres from First State for AUD282.4m
The latest fund is the second thematic fund launched in Europe by the firm in 2018
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Analysis
Is CPPIB’s green bond the start of a trend?
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board became the first pension fund to issue a green bond. Elisabeth Jeffries assesses the significance
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Q&A: Pierre Lavalle, Canada Infrastructure Bank
In 2016 the newly elected Justin Trudeau government in Canada promised to review infrastructure investment in the country. One of the key pillars in its first budget was the creation of a Canada Infrastructure Bank. The bank’s CEO talks to Joel Kranc about its mandate.
