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  • PropertyEU Archive

    Hansteen enters the EPRA Europe Index

    2011-03-11T00:00:00Z

    UK listed real estate company Hansteen Holdings will be included in the FTSE EPRA/NAREIT Developed Europe Index from Monday March 21, 201 after meeting all eligibility criteria during the Index's March Quarterly Review, according to the European Public Real Estate Association (EPRA).

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    AREF: UK unlisted pooled property funds raise £4.8b in 2010

    2011-03-11T00:00:00Z

    UK unlisted pooled property funds (PPFs) raised £4.8 bn (EUR 5.5 bn) of new money in 2010, the highest figure since 2006, the Association of Real Estate Funds (AREF)'s Investment Quarterly revealed last week.

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    National Australia Bank buys 35% of Area Property Partners

    2011-03-11T00:00:00Z

    National Australia Bank (NAB) has bought a 35% minority stake in private equity group Area Property Partners (Area) as part of a new strategic joint venture which will provide the US firm with significant funding to expand its real estate business.

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    Atrium announces 1st large development on strong 2010 results

    2011-03-11T00:00:00Z

    Shopping centre specialist Atrium European Real Estate has announced plans to launch its first major mall development since the onset of the financial crisis. In a statement to announce its full-year 2010 results, the company said it will commence construction of Lublin Felicity offering 70,000 m[sup]2[/sup] of retail space in ...

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    Immofinanz buys Futureal's Gold Plaza mall in Romania

    2011-03-11T00:00:00Z

    Hungarian developer and investor Futureal has announced the completion of the sale of the Gold Plaza Project shopping and entertainment centre in Baia Mare in the northwest of Romania to Austria's Immofinanz.

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    Reed Midem announces 2011 MIPIM award winners

    2011-03-11T00:00:00Z

    Reed Midem, organiser of the MIPIM trade fair held in Cannes last week, has announced the winners of the MIPIM Awards 2010 in the six categories of Business Centres, Green Buildings, Hotels and Tourism Resorts, Refurbished Office Buildings, Residential Developments and the new category of Futura Projects. Some 100 real ...

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    Global real estate investment up 17% in 2011: DTZ

    2011-03-11T00:00:00Z

    Around $329 bn (EUR 238 bn) of capital will be available for investment in global real estate in 2011, according to the latest 'Great Wall of Money' research report issued last week by DTZ. The figure represents a 17% increase on a previous estimate in mid-2010, mostly as a result ...

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    MIPIM sees visitor numbers rise 7%

    2011-03-11T00:00:00Z

    The 22nd edition of MIPIM held in Cannes this week welcomed over 18,400 delegates, an increase of 7% year-on-year. The organisers claim that nearly 4,000 of the delegates were investors, marking a rise of 6% on last year's attendance.

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    Solidiam buys office building in Eindhoven

    2011-03-11T00:00:00Z

    Privately-owned asset manager Solidiam has signed the purchase agreement of a 12,000-m[sup]2[/sup] office building in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. The deal, which was signed during the MIPIM trade fair in Cannes, involves the Stadhuisplein 10 office property which is fully leased and generate a rental income of EUR 2.2 mln per ...

  • Magazine

    Investors to drive progress

    March 2011 (Magazine)

    Investment in sustainable real estate has become a fiduciary responsibility – indeed, investors can make a major contribution to reducing emissions. But changes need to be made to move us forward, say Hoong Wey Woon and Darren Sriharan

  • Magazine

    Common agenda, common gain

    March 2011 (Magazine)

    The time is right for the interests of investors, developers, and occupiers in the UK to yield positive sustainability outcomes, writes Julie Hirigoyen

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    Keep switched on by switching off

    March 2011 (Magazine)

    The assertions being made from the ISPI data are lightweight and counter-intuitive according to Paul McNamara

  • Magazine

    New lifeline in funding gloom

    March 2011 (Magazine)

    New legislation in the UK will allow tax -incremental financing allied to other innovative financing models to provide a vital new source of funding for sustainable real estate projects, says Pete Halsall

  • Magazine

    A forward-looking view

    March 2011 (Magazine)

    Events of the past couple of years suggest there is scope for improvement in the way property portfolio risk is managed; one key lesson is that we need to identify it ahead of the curve, as Gerry Blundell reports

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    Harness the potential

    March 2011 (Magazine)

    Steady economic growth is generating bright investment prospects in the south of Africa, but a key challenge is developing functioning capital markets, say Karl-Werner Schulte and Steen Rothenberger

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    Goodbye, Dubai

    March 2011 (Magazine)

    The Gulf’s property problems will take years to fix – but bold -investors with reliable local partners are unwilling to wait, finds Shayla Walmsley

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    Survival after the storm

    March 2011 (Magazine)

    Investors are cutting back their manager relationships; to remain in business managers will need either nimbleness and investor focus or breadth of offering and depth of infrastructure, as Christine Senior reports

  • News

    Shareholders' first-call a 'barrier to capital-raising'

    2011-03-10T15:15:00Z

    US REIT company urges European investors to waive pre-emptive rights.

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    National Australia Bank acquires 35% stake in global property investor

    2011-03-10T14:45:00Z

    nabInvest buys stake in AREA Property Partners, providing access to markets in Europe, India.

  • Magazine

    From the same hymn sheet

    March 2011 (Magazine)

    Industry bodies have proliferated but co-ordination has improved on a number of fronts. However, challenges remain and standard bearers must note that investors want a balanced and impartial approach, not a hard sell. Christine Senior reports