Latest reports – Page 1716
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Internos adds five German assets to retail fund
Bought the assest from May & Porth Group for an undisclosed sum
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Aerium buys office complex in Frankfurt [updated]
The asset was acquired from Aurec Real Estate Europe
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Ares, Redevco JV buys majority stake in Parque Corredor mall
JV buys 70% stake in Parque Corredor for €140m
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PropertyEU ArchiveGerman lenders see new business stagnate – survey
Sentiment among German real estate financiers is deteriorating and their assessment of new lending business is subdued, according to the latest survey by financing consultants BF.direkt.
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PropertyEU ArchiveFamily office buys former Van Nelle coffee factory in Rotterdam
The former Van Nelle Factory in Rotterdam, a Unesco World Heritage building which topped the list of The 25 Most Beautiful Factories in the World in 2015, has been sold to a family office for an undisclosed sum.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUPP acquires Swansea student digs complex for €100m
Student accommodation provider UPP has acquired a purpose-built residence at Swansea University Bay Campus in Wales, UK, from urban regeneration specialist St Modwen for £87.3 mln (€99.7 mln) in cash.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAres-Redevco JV buys 70% of Madrid mall for €140m
Redevco Iberian Ventures, the joint venture between asset manager Ares Management and pan-European retail investor Redevco, has acquired more than 70% of the gross leasable area in one of Madrid’s largest retail centres.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAerium pays €140m for Frankfurt office asset
Pan-European fund manager Aerium has acquired BBW, an office-led asset in the Westend district of Frankfurt, from Aurec Real Estate Europe for €140 mln.
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Mass PRIM to take real estate separate accounts into global markets
Pension fund to consider non-US markets for the first time for its $5bn core strategy
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NewsBlackstone's core-plus real estate business reaches $27bn
Credit overtakes real estate as biggest business line at alternatives fund manager
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Gramercy's GPE III makes first acquisition with Dutch deal
GPE III buys a 40,618sqm logistics warehouse in Tilburg, the Netherlands
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Europa Capital raises €716m for fifth European value-add fund
Europa Fund V significantly exceeds its prior value-add fundraise
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Carlyle buys four French logistics assets from CBRE GI
Around 62.1% of the portfolio is occupied by seven tenants
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PropertyEU ArchiveUnibail-Rodamco exceeds earnings guidance in 2017
Unibail-Rodamco, Europe's largest listed property group, expects to grow its earnings per share to between €12.75 and €12.90 euros this year after delivering higher-than-expected results in 2017.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGramercy makes 1st acquisition for new fund with Dutch sale-leaseback
Gramercy Europe has acquired a 40,618 m2 logistics warehouse in Tilburg, the Netherlands, through a sale-leaseback, for its latest fund Gramercy Property Europe III (GPE III).
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PropertyEU ArchiveResolution sells German mall to Warburg-HIH Invest
Warburg-HIH Invest Real Estate (Warburg-HIH Invest) has acquired the Carré Göttingen shopping centre for a special fund it manages from a special purpose vehicle of Resolution Property.
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PropertyEU ArchiveEvans Randall sells €457m London office scheme at 3.9% yield
Private equity firm Evans Randall Investors has completed the sale of Riverbank House, the London headquarters of investment manager Man Group, for close to £400 mln (€457 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveSamsung SRA re-enters London City market with €367m buy
London-based property investment advisory company AshbyCapital has announced the sale of 200 Aldersgate, a 434,000 sq ft (40,300 m2) multi-let office building located near London's Farringdon Station, to South Korean investor Samsung SRA Asset Management.
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PropertyEU ArchiveKungsleden bags €100m Gothenburg office portfolio
Swedish property group Kungsleden has purchased three newly built properties from real estate and construction giant Skanska for SEK 1 bn (€100 mln) in a move which will create a new office cluster in the Södra Centrum area of Gothenburg.
