Latest reports – Page 1795
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PropertyEU ArchiveSvenska raises €630m through rights issue
Swedish retail property developer Svenska Handelsfastigheter has raised SEK 7 bn (€630 mln) in a rights issue which it plans to spend on acquisitions.
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Norwegian sovereign fund still below target, strips out listed property
Norges Bank to stop at 5% to allow for fluctuations from other asset classes
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LA Fire & Police Pensions to search for new REIT manager
US pension fund could allocate up to $160m
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NewsLondon's Leadenhall Building sold for £1.15bn
Hong Kong’s CC Land exchanges contracts with British Land and Oxford Properties
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GIC targets AUD800m countercyclical investment in Brisbane, Perth
Sovereign wealth fund hires Charter Hall, Primewest to invest in Australian cities
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PropertyEU ArchiveAXA IMRA starts work on East London logistics assets
AXA Investment Managers - Real Assets has started the first phase of development at its commercial estate in Dagenham, East London, via its pan-European logistics and industrial development platform Baytree Logistics Properties.
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PropertyEU ArchivePalmira buys Austrian logistics centre for €17m
Specialist industrial investor Palmira Capital Partners has purchased the Magna Logistics and Operating Centre in Graz, Austria for €17 mln from UBM Development.
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PropertyEU ArchiveNiam acquires €36m office property in Helsinki
Niam has signed an unconditional agreement to acquire a newly built office property in Helsinki from Skanska Commercial Development Nordic for €36 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHong Kong investor buys London's Leadenhall for €1.35b
UK REIT British Land and Oxford Properties, the global real estate arm of Canada's OMERS pension fund, have inked a deal to sell The Leadenhall Building for £1.1 bn (€1.35 bn) to Hong Kong investor C C Land.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGeneba buys Dutch warehouses in Bakker deal
Dutch property company Geneba has purchased two warehouses owned and used by food logistics specialist Bakker Logistiek Group for an undisclosed sum.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAres acquires 1,300 homes in Germany
Global alternative asset manager Ares Management has acquired a portfolio of 1,300 residential units across northern Germany through a fund managed by its real estate group for an undisclosed sum.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHB Reavis makes senior leadership changes
Pan-European real estate developer HB Reavis has promoted Marcel Sedlák to the role of Germany CEO, and appointed René Popík to its board of directors.
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PropertyEU ArchiveDeutsche Bank and Tyndaris refinance Italian hotel
Deutsche Bank and Tyndaris have provided an €80 mln, five-year loan to refinance the 5-Star 184 room resort Borgo Egnazia, located in Puglia, Italy.
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PropertyEU ArchiveL&G gets green light for Bristol housing scheme
LGIM Real Assets, a division of Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM), has announced that Bristol City Council has approved its 255 unit Build to Rent (BTR) scheme, ‘ND7’, in Bristol city centre in the UK.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHIG Capital acquires office asset in Norway
Miami-based private equity player HIG Capital has purchased an office asset in central Oslo, Norway via one of its affiliates.
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PropertyEU ArchiveRFR acquires prime asset on Hamburg's Neuer Wall
German investor RFR Holding has acquired a premium mixed-use asset on Hamburg's luxury shopping street, Neuer Wall, from German investment manager Warburg-HIH Invest Real Estate.
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PropertyEU ArchiveKGAL achieves 32% energy savings on portfolio
German asset and investment manager KGAL has reported savings of 32% for its portfolio from its ongoing energy optimisation programme last year.
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PropertyEU ArchiveKungsleden sells 16 Swedish assets for €45m
Stockholm-listed property company Kungsleden has sold 16 assets in non-urban areas in Sweden to local investor Söderport Fastigheter for SEK 427 mln (€45 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveMatthias Leube new Colliers Germany CEO
Colliers International has appointed Matthias Leube CEO of Colliers International Deutschland (Germany), succeeding Achim Degen.
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PropertyEU ArchiveKlövern and Castellum ink €100m Swedish property swap
Stockholm-listed property companies Klövern and Castellum have exchanged ownership of 15 Swedish properties with a total value of €102 mln.
