Latest reports – Page 1924
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PropertyEU ArchiveBNP Paribas Germany makes corporate services hire
Kristian Barthels has joined BNP Paribas Real Estate Germany team as a director of its corporate services division.
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PropertyEU ArchiveQuantum buys Frankfurt office campus from PGIM
Quantum has acquired office campus Adlerwerke in Frankfurt am Main on behalf of a club of German institutional investors from PGIM Real Estate.
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PropertyEU ArchiveDeutsche AM finances TIAA & Neinver Madrid deal
Deutsche Asset Management has closed the €71.5 mln financing of Nassica, a hybrid retail and leisure park in Madrid, Spain for a joint venture between TIAA and Neinver SA, on behalf of its senior real estate debt fund.
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PropertyEU ArchiveStandard Life buys 14-asset Nordic portfolio for €64m
Standard Life Investments has acquired a portfolio of 14 retail properties in Denmark and Sweden for DKK 475 mln (€64 mln) from Odin DK Holding on behalf of its European Real Estate Club L.P. III fund (Euro Club III).
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PropertyEU ArchiveGermany's BVK and Universal buy west Dublin mall for €630m
Germany's largest public pensions group, Bayerische Versorgungskammer (BVK), has purchased the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre in west Dublin for a reported €630 mln from a consortium comprising HSBC Alternative Investments Limited (HAIL), Grosvenor Britain & Ireland and Hines.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCorestate grows AUM to €16b with Hannover Leasing takeover
Swiss investment manager Corestate Capital has grown its assets under management to €16 bn following the takeover of fund manager Hannover Leasing Group.
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PropertyEU ArchiveItaly's Sator completes takeover of Aedes Real Estate
Italian private equity firm Sator Immobiliare has completed the acquisition of 100% of the shares in Aedes SIIQ's fund management arm, Aedes Real Estate.
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Illinois Teachers gives Starwood $300m follow-on mandate
Pension fund commits new capital to Starwood and Oaktree strategies
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NewsSan Francisco office market hits new high through American deal
Foundry Square III sold by Tishman Speyer, JP Morgan at $1200 per sqft
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PropertyEU ArchiveUnion Investment RE grows institutional business to €7.9b
German fund manager Union Investment Real Estate has grown its institutional assets under management by €670 mln from January to end-November 2016, lifting the total volume to €7.9 bn.
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PropertyEU ArchiveOUTLOOK 2017 'Spain shuns boom & bust in favour of steady growth
The good news about Spain is that it is not booming: instead the market is seeing sustained and sustainable growth that is set to continue for years with no risk of overheating, PropertyEU's Outlook 2017 briefing for Southern Europe has heard.
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PropertyEU ArchiveImmofinanz sells non-core Austrian retail ahead of merger
Immofinanz, the Vienna and Warsaw-listed property landlord, has sold a portfolio of small retail assets in Austria as part of a wider refocus of its property holdings ahead of its planned merger with Austrian peer CA Immo.
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PropertyEU ArchiveForeign investor buys mixed property in London's West End at 2.8% yield
A private overseas investor has acquired a retail and office asset in London's West End from Legal & General Investment Management Real Assets (LGIM Real Assets). The investment volume of £21.25 mln (€25 mln) reflects a net initial yield of 2.81%.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGreenman to take German retail fund down open-ended route
Greenman Investments is to transform its closed-end German retail property fund into an open-ended vehicle that it can market to investors in France, the Netherlands and Scandinavia.
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PropertyEU ArchiveEditor’s Choice: Beyond the mainstream asset classes
A number of records were broken this week by what is collectively known as the ‘alternative’ real estate sector.
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PropertyEU ArchiveNorges scoops €1b Paris property in all-equity deal
The real estate investment arm of Norway's mammoth sovereign wealth fund has acquired a 100% interest in an office & retail property in central Paris, well-informed sources have told PropertyEU. The sellers were advised by BNP Paribas Real Estate.
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PropertyEU ArchiveING, LBBW attract new Asian investors to London with loan syndication
Dutch and German financiers ING and Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) have attracted new Asian investors as well as core German and Japanese lenders already active in London for the syndication of a loan secured against the tallest tower in the City.
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Hines invests €220m in Milan office market for CNP Assurances
Fund manager buys trophy building for French insurer
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Union Investment buys biotech office for specialist fund
Office based in biotech cluster near Munich is first new acquisition for €390m fund
