Latest reports – Page 2917
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PropertyEU Archive
Atrium on the prowl in Poland
Atrium European Real Estate is on the lookout for further acquisitions in Poland following the completion of its purchase of Promenada shopping centre in Warsaw earlier this year, CEO Rachel Lavine told PropertyEU during a press trip in the Polish capital last week.
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AXA REIM completes EUR 2.1b of deals in H1 2011
AXA Real Estate Investment Managers completed EUR 2.13 bn of transactions in Europe on behalf of its clients in the first half of 2011.
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Wegner & Schoofs sells retail centre in Eschweiler
Hamburg-based developer Wegner & Schoofs has sold a 12,000 m[sup]2[/sup] retail centre in Eschweiler, in the North Rhine-Westphalia region of Germany to a family office for an undisclosed amount.
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Fennia sells 3 logistics assets in Finland
Insurance group Fennia Life has sold three logistics facilities in the Greater Helsinki area and in Tampere, Finland, for an undisclosed amount.
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Echo acquires Polish office complex for EUR 16m
Warsaw-listed developer and investor Echo Investment plans to acquire a 16,300 m[sup]2[/sup] office complex in the Polish city of Kielce. The share deal reflects an investment volume of PLN 67.50 mln (EUR 16 mln).
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Panattoni to develop 2nd distribution park near Warsaw
Industrial property developer Panattoni Europe is to build a second distribution facility in the Warsaw satellite town of Œwiêcice.
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AFIAA appoints new CEO
AFIAA, the investment foundation for 23 Swiss pension funds focused on international commercial real estate, has announced the appointment of Norbert Grimm as CEO with immediate effect.
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Wichford to merge with Redefine International
UK listed real estate company Wichford announced on Monday that its all-share offer for Redefine International (RI) has become unconditional.
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IFM drops convertible bond issue
IFM Immobilien has abandoned plans for a EUR 18 mln convertible bond issue. The Frankfurt-listed commercial property company said it took the decision to terminate the offer 'given the current market conditions'.
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Commercial real estate to see increased activity in 2011, says Deloitte
Consultancy says REITs competing for trophy and distressed properties.
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Saxo Properties launches €250m JV targeting Copenhagen
Saxo chief executive also envisages expansion into other Nordic countries such as Sweden.
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US court dismisses ABP's case against Countrywide over RMBS
Dutch scheme says company made 'false' statements regarding mortgage-backed securities.
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Friday people roundup
Union Investment Real Estate, Cushman & Wakefield, Glenmont Capital Management
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AnalysisNews analysis: UK ground rent funds
Shayla Walmsley looks at why funds dedicated to ground leases are so appealing to UK schemes.
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CalPERS unveils real estate plan for 'emerging' fund managers
Managers must have less than $1bn in AUM and have handled no more than three funds.
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Strong demand for Polish secondary property bucks European trend
First-half secondary take-up in Warsaw office market increases 46% compared with last year.
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Student accommodation group UNITE to offload €172.5m of property assets
UK group to sell off assets over next 18 months in bid to streamline portfolio.
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PropertyEU Archive
IVG sees 'incredible' opportunities in refurbishments
Refurbishments of commercial real estate and infrastructure for German corporates and for the public administration Germany will represent a market opportunity with a value of at least EUR 244 bn over the next five years, according to a new research reported issued by Germany's largest property group, IVG Immobilien.
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Former Blackstone and Starwood bosses launch new PERE firm - report
Nick Lyle, former head of Blackstone UK's business, and Sean Arnold, who led the European operations of Starwood, are partnering to launch a new private equity firm which will invest in UK and European real estate, according to an article in the Financial Times.
