Latest reports – Page 2865
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PropertyEU Archive
Mirland gets loan for mixed-use project in St Petersburg
Russian listed residential and commercial property developer Mirland has been granted a new $41 mln (EUR 30 mln) credit line from local lender SberBank.
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Lease premiums soar in London as retailers jostle for space
Leading retailers are paying multi-million-euro pound lease premiums, or key money, in London as the race for space continues on top high street locations such as Oxford Street, Regent Street and Bond Street. According to figures released by Cushman & Wakefield, US retailer Forever 21 recently paid a staggering £13.75 ...
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UK growth flat-lines as euro woes worsen: IPD
Capital growth in the UK finally drew to a close in October as the continuing crisis in the eurozone, and the very real doubts about its resolution, took their toll on occupier demand and investor sentiment. Total return for October was almost entirely income driven, at 0.6%, according to the ...
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Europe's prime retail markets remain resilient: Colliers
Europe's prime high streets remained resilient between the first and third quarter of this year, with the majority of markets reporting stable prime rents, according to new research released by Colliers International.
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C&W's revenues jump 22% in Q3
International private real estate services group Cushman & Wakefield posted a nearly 22% increase in gross revenue to $518.8 mln (EUR 380 mln) in the third quarter, versus $426 mln in the same period a year before. As a result, the company saw its net losses narrow to $19.4 mln ...
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Redevco appoints new country manager for France
Thierry Cahierrre is joining Redevco France as country manager, effective 14 November 2011.
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Wölbern Invest buys fully-let office near Munich
Hamburg-based fund manager Wölbern Invest has announced the closing of the Deutschland 04 close-end real estate fund, which raised EUR 20 mln in fresh equity from some 300 investors.
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Pension funds to invest in real estate debt, says CBRE multi-manager
A number of challenges making it difficult for institutions to commit capital.
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Land Securities pins hopes on short-term growth of central London offices
REIT rules out possibility of 'straight-line recovery' for UK economy.
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Tenants, owners battle over green real estate benchmarking
Sustainability Now panelists say landlords 'won't do anything' unless laws are changed.
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National Pensions Reserve Fund invests €250m in Irish infrastructure
NPRF to target €1bn fund set up to invest in privatised domestic assets.
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European Commission rejects INREV call to reduce real estate capital charge (amended)
Solvency II lobbying 'not over' despite confirmation of 25% shock factor on property investment.
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PropertyEU Archive
Hungary to produce 1-3 REITs in next two years
Hungarian property professionals expect up to three tax-friendly real estate investment trusts (REITs) will be formed in the next two years under legislation which came into effect last summer.
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PropertyEU Archive
AXA and Norwegians buy Paris offices for EUR 290m
Norway's giant oil-fuelled pension fund and AXA Real Estate Investment Managers are jointly acquiring a portfolio of Paris offices for EUR 290 mln. The investment volume reflects a passing cap rate of 6%.
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P3 wins 25,000-m[sup]2[/sup] warehouse project in Bratislava
PointPark Properties (P3) has secured a new build-to-suit project from Schnellecke Slovakia, a logistics services provider and automotive industry supplier, in its PointPark Bratislava logistics centre.
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PropertyEU Archive
Griffin, Immobel in major Polish land deal
Polish real estate company Griffin is teaming up with Belgium's Immobel to buy a portfolio of seven land plots across Poland in what is said to be one of 2011's largest property deals in the country. Financial details were not disclosed.
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Polish retail engine remains on track
The Polish retail market has drawn a mix of listed retail specialists as well as more opportunistic investors headed by private equity giant Blackstone in the past year, research from PropertyEU shows. Prime yields may be hardening at a faster pace than in many other European countries, but Poland is ...
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IVG arranges extension of EUR 2.6b in credit lines
IVG Immobilien, Germany's largest listed real estate company, has reached agreement with its banks on the early extension of credit lines totalling EUR 2.6 bn in recent weeks.
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IVG secures EUR 20m facility special real estate fund
IVG Institutional Funds has secured some EUR 20 mln funding on behalf of the special real estate fund EPFUND from ING Real Estate Finance.
