Latest reports – Page 2412
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PropertyEU Archive
British Land signs new €962m loan
UK REIT British Land has signed a new £785 mln (€962 mln) credit facility with a syndicate of 14 banks.
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PropertyEU Archive
LPP lets 38,000 m2 Sheffield logistics hub
LPP (Logistics Property Partnership), a joint venture between Segro and asset manager Moorfield, has let its 38,000 m2 Sheffield logistics site on a 15-year deal.
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TIAA Henderson launches €400m German retail fund
TIAA Henderson Real Estate is to launch a German retail fund with a target investment volume of €400 mln.
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Anchorage emerges as frontrunner for Castellana 200
Anchorage Capital Partners from Australia is believed to be the frontrunner in the race to acquire a prime mixed-use asset for sale on Castellana, Madrid's main avenue.
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ICSC: Russian and Turkish cities dominate mall development
Istanbul is the most active market in Europe in terms of shopping centre development as Turkish and Russian cities continue to dominate the continent’s pipeline, new research from CBRE shows.
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CBRE opts for continuity with new CEO appointment
CBRE’s appointment of Martin Samworth as CEO of Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) marks a clear choice for continuity.
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ICSC: Internet hasn't killed the shopping centre
Shopping centres in Europe appear to be holding their own despite all the gloom and doom predictions that the rise of etailing has sounded the death knell for the sector.
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BlackRock sells Warsaw office complex to DeAWM
US investment manager BlackRock has sold the Rondo 1 office tower in the centre of Warsaw to Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management (DeAWM).
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Benson Elliot confirms Italian market entry
UK-based private equity real estate group Benson Elliot confirmed on Thursday that it has made its first move in the Italian property market, as tipped by PropertyEU.
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DTZ's Russian head moves to Unicredit
DTZ's head of Russia Stefano Carosi is moving to Unicredit Bank as head of the real estate finance office in Moscow.
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ICSC: February retail sales up 0.5% in EU
The volume of retail trade increased by 0.5% across the European Union in February compared with January, according to seasonally adjusted estimates from the European statistical office Eurostat.
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Industry leaders take to their bikes for 160 km charity ride
Executives from some of Europe's leading property companies will attempt to cycle the length of Hadrian’s Wall in the North of England to raise funds for the MPS Society, which funds research into Hunter’s Syndrome.
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US roundup: Nebraska Investment Council, Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund
Nebraska invests $50m in Landmark Partners ‘secondaries’ fund
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APG, Pramerica target Netherlands with latest debt fund
PRECap V Netherlands has €265m to invest in junior debt and preferred equity
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PropertyEU Archive
Italian pension fund buys Telecom HQ in Milan
Italian pension fund Inarcassa has acquired the headquarters of Telecom Italia in the centre of Milan.
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Pramerica and APG launch €265m Dutch debt fund
Dutch pension group APG and US real estate firm Pramerica have launched a €265 mln debt fund in the Netherlands.
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ICSC: Mall delivery surges in Central and Eastern Europe
Central and Eastern Europe accounted for 67% of the continent’s new shopping centre space in the second half of 2013, according to new research from Cushman & Wakefield.
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WP Carey buys Polish bank HQ for €115m
NYSE-listed WP Carey has bought the headquarters of Bank Pekao in Warsaw from Vienna-listed CA Immo.
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PropertyEU Archive
ICSC: European mall footfall rises in 2013
Footfall in European malls rose 1% on a like-for-like basis in 2013, with outlet malls outperforming traditional shopping centres, according to new research from ICSC.
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KPMG shifts €20b of Irish property debt in 14 months
Liquidator KPMG has sold almost all the loans of ‘bad bank’ Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC), which have a total face value of €21.7 bn.
