Latest reports – Page 2512
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PropertyEU Archive
Catella closes loss-making operations in Oslo
Catella has decided to wind up its property advisory operations in Oslo against a background of weak earnings growth in recent years but said it remains committed to the Norwegian market.
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PropertyEU Archive
BNPPRE takes over Aberdeen's Dutch management business
BNP Paribas Real Estate has acquired Aberdeen Asset Management's property management business in the Netherlands.
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CA Immo exchanges on two-thirds of Frankfurt tower
Austrian property group A Immobilien Anlagen is selling a majority stake in its landmark Tower 185 office scheme in Frankfurt to two German pension funds for around €330 mln.
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Valad to manage German CMBS portfolios
Valad Europe is taking over the asset management of two CMBS portfolios comprising 28 retail assets in Germany.
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London tops LaSalle’s European regional growth index
London is the number one ranked city for the second consecutive year in LaSalle’s European Regional Growth Index 2013, which assesses the strength of occupier demand for real estate in the medium term.
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Patrizia seeks to expand foreign investor base
Patrizia Immobilien has emerged as the fastest growing real estate investment manager in the latest PropertyEU ranking of Top 100 Investors in Europe.
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M&G buys two distribution centres in the UK
M&G Real Estate has purchased two distribution units in the UK for a total of £17 mln (€20 mln).
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IVG signals end of new business for private fund unit
Troubled German listed property giant IVG has announced that it is discontinuing all new business for its IVG Private Funds division.
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Italian property fund index trends upwards in H1
Italian property funds are showing a slow but steady recovery, according to the IPD biannual property fund index for the market.
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CBRE GI appoints value-add boss in UK
CBRE Global Investors has appointed John Mulqueen as senior director and head of value add in the UK.
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Swedish pension fund acquires housing projects
Swedish local government pension fund KPA has acquired three housing projects comprising 330 apartments in Stockholm, Sundbyberg and Järfällas from construction and development group NCC.
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Ardstone fund acquires regional office for €70m
Private investment manager Ardstone Capital has completed two regional office acquisitions in Scotland for a combined investment volume of £59 mln (€70 mln).
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AXA Real Estate targets €10 bn outside Europe
AXA Real Estate is taking steps to expand its platform outside Europe, particularly in North America and Asia, CEO Pierre Vaquier told PropertyEU.
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Oregon PERF commits $300m to Lone Star real estate fund
NORTH AMERICA – Lone Star looking at total capital raise of $6bn.
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Carlyle Group acquires Metropolitan Real Estate for undisclosed sum
UK – Equity to fund transaction to come from Carlyle's balance sheet.
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Washington State increases real estate allocation by 2%
NORTH AMERICA – Pension fund able to commit $875m of new capital to asset class.
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PropertyEU Archive
CBRE wins mandate for iconic Birmingham asset
CBRE has been appointed to manage The Cube in Birmingham by Episo3, a fund managed by Tristan Capital Partners.
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CPPIB sets out European expansion strategy
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), one of Canada’s largest pension funds, is looking to expand its reach in Europe, CPPIB’s managing director and head of real estate investments Europe Wenzel Hoberg told PropertyEU in an interview.
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PropertyEU Archive
Union Investment buys Munich hotel for new fund
Germany's Union Investment Real Estate has signed the first acquisition on behalf of its new institutional hotel fund, which is targeting a size of €250 mln.
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Investors seek off-market opportunities as competition rises for distressed assets
Mounting competition in the distressed space is causing some fatigue among investors because of the large amount of time and money spent carrying out due diligences, according to panellists at the PropertyEU Distressed Investment Briefing hosted in London earlier this month.
