Latest reports – Page 1849
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PropertyEU ArchiveValad Europe sells Hamburg shed to Kaldox
Valad Europe has sold a light industrial building in Hamburg from its V+ Germany fund to Kaldox Böttcherhof Immobilien, a subsidiary of KALDOX Group.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBeni Stabili connects €1.5b Telecom Italia portfolio to new institutional fund
Italian SIIQ Beni Stabili has revealed plans to place its €1.54 bn Telecom Italia portfolio - plus associated debt worth €810 mln - into what will become Italy's biggest ever real estate closed-ended alternative investment fund (SICAF).
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PropertyEU ArchiveAvant acquires 2,000 Finnish residential units
Avant Capital Partners, together with a US-based investment firm, has acquired around 2,000 residential units in Finland through a new residential investment platform.
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PropertyEU ArchiveWDP unveils share issue to finance Dutch development spree
Listed Belgian logistics developer WDP plans to issue around €200 mln in new shares to finance a €120 mln investment and development drive in the Netherlands.
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PropertyEU ArchiveVonovia launches public tender offer for Conwert
German's largest listed residential player Vonovia has formally launched its public tender offer for all shares in Austrian listed housing landlord Conwert.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUnion Investment buys Swedish office for €120m
Union Investment has acquired an office property in Stockholm's Arenastaden district from Fabege for SEK 1.184 mln (€120 mln).
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People moves: Aviva Investors hires five directors in Europe
Savills Investment Management, Kames Capital, Segro, Westport Capital Partners, KGAL, Capital Bay, AMP Capital
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PropertyEU Archive#MAPIC Global retail brands use MEGA shopping centres as Russian entry point
IKEA Centres Russia's MEGA shopping centres welcomed 58 new brands in 2016 and reported 265 million people visiting its shopping centres in the last financial year.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUnibail-Rodamco places €500m bond at 0.875% coupon
Unibail-Rodamco has placed an eight-year bond maturing in February 2025 for a total amount of €500 mln.
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PropertyEU Archive#MAPIC Are food delivery services a flash in the pan?
Could food delivery services such as Deliveroo, Just Eat or Uber East be just flashes in the retail pan?
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PropertyEU Archive#MAPIC RetailWatch magazine online
The second edition of PropertyEU's specialist publication, RetailWatch, is out now and available at the Mapic retail property fair in Cannes this week and online.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGEG buys €220m ex-Commerzbank tower in Frankfurt
Frankfurt-based GEG German Estate Group has acquired the former Commerzbank skyscraper in the city for €220 mln and unveiled plans to remodel and reposition the asset as Global Tower.
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PropertyEU ArchiveDeutsche AM secures €750m debt fund
Deutsche Asset Management (Deutsche AM) has closed a new fund mandate with a total of €750 mln in commitments on behalf of its institutional client Bayerische Versorgungskammer (BVK). The fund will invest in real estate debt.
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PropertyEU Archive#MAPIC HB Reavis opens first Aupark shopping centre in Czech Republic
Pan-European developer HB Reavis has officially the first Aupark-branded shopping centre in the Czech Republic.
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PropertyEU Archive#MAPIC AEW strikes first Belgian deal for city retail fund
AEW has acquired a prime retail asset in the centre of Ghent on behalf of its City Retail fund, its first deal in Belgium.
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PropertyEU ArchivePRIVATE EQUITY LETTER De Beers HQ – a diamond in the rough?
The Central London site of famous diamond trader De Beers is being seen as the first opportunistic/value-add asset to hit the market in the UK capital since Brexit, writes Robin Marriott in his Private Equity Letter published in PropertyEU Magazine.
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PropertyEU Archive#MAPIC Paris' Champs Élysées tops Europe's retail rents - Cushman & Wakefield
Paris’ Avenue des Champs Élysées still commands the most expensive retail rents in Europe, despite significant rises on London's New Bond Street, according to Cushman & Wakefield's Main Streets Across the World report 2016.
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PropertyEU ArchiveNorges Bank buys Oxford Street asset for €322m
Norway's massive oil-fuelled pension fund has acquired the freehold of a mixed-use asset on London's Oxford Street for £267.5 mln (€322 mln), reflecting a net initial yield of 3.2%.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGramercy snaps up UK shed for €21m
Gramercy Property Europe has acquired a logistics asset in the UK's East Midlands region for £18.3 mln (€21 mln).
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PropertyEU Archive#MAPIC Atrium posts 9m pre-tax profit of €80m despite weak Russian market
Atrium European Real Estate has posted a pre-tax profit of €80.3 mln for the first nine months of 2016 compared to a loss of €8.8 mln for the same period in 2015.
