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UK yields and rents 'heading for the doldrums': IPD
UK property yields and rents appear to be heading for the doldrums as the influences driving capital movements plateau, delegates at the IPD/IPF/PDIG Quarterly Q2 Briefing learned on Wednesday.
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Hammerson jv buys London office from Union Investment for EUR 211m
UK REIT Hammerson has established a joint venture with the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) to acquire a prime office property in the City of London. The investment volume is £175 mln (EUR 211 mln), plus £8 mln in costs.
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Azora Group buys Avatar building from Echo Investment
Spanish private equity group Azora International is buying the Avatar office building in the Polish city of Kraków from Warsaw-listed developer Echo Investment for PLN 121.66 mln (about EUR 30 mln). The newly built nine-storey office facility is located on Armii Krajowej street and is the Kraków’s office of the ...
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BNP Paribas sells retail complex in Rome
The Italian property fund management unit of BNP Paribas REIM has divested a retail complex in the Laurentina district of Rome for roughly EUR 25 mln and is currently seeking investors for a central office building in the Italian capital.
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Doughty Hanson to develop Velodrome mall in Marseille
European fund manager Doughty Hanson & Co Real Estate has unveiled plans to finance the development of a new shopping mall adjacent to the Velodrome stadium in the southern port city of Marseille. The project will be carried out by Bouygues' GFC construction unit within the framework of its Public ...
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Partners Group wins mandate from Korea Investment Corporation
Partners Group, the Swiss private markets investment manager, has been awarded a mandate by the sovereign wealth fund Korea Investment Corporation (KIC) to invest in a broad range of real estate products. According to the company, 'the property market offers attractive opportunities following recent market dislocations'.
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Beni Stabili signs EUR 15m lease for Garibaldi complex
Italian real estate firm Beni Stabili has signed a lease contract on the entire Garibaldi complex in Milan with Tecnimont, the main operating company of the international engineering and construction group Maire Tecnimont.
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MagazineThe measurement of chaos
Mark-to-market valuation promises a snapshot of worth, but the German approach has time on its side. Shayla Walmsley reports.
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Promote Openness
Michael Haddock and Charles Follows present the findings of new research into valuation practices worldwide. Greater transparency emerges as a key objective.
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MagazineSmooth and soothe
Neil Crosby examines how the banks may need to rethink their valuation principles if future busts and bubbles are to be avoided
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Valuable insight
A new set of measurement indices for the Romanian residential market could lead the way for other emerging south-eastern European markets, says Fotis Mouzakis
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Back on a different track
Post crisis, the CEE is once again presenting itself as major growth market, Barbara Ottawa finds at this year’s Real Vienna
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Viewpoint: Interesting times in CEE
Investing in central and eastern Europe (CEE) is attractive because real estate is driven by strong fundamentals, making it a mainstream investment with an emerging market upside.
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Rising power
Latin America’s greater economic and political stability is catching the eyes of investors, as Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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Viewpoint: Affordable opportunity
Brazil has been on a steady path of low inflation, declining real interest rates and a consolidation of the institutionalization of fiscal stability. As world markets suffered through recession during 2009 and the first half of this year, the strong growing domestic market brought Brazil to a 10% annualised GDP ...
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Punts in the powerhouse
For all its opacity, China is seen as the pre-eminent BRIC property market. So what has it got that India has not? Shayla Walmsley finds out.
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Open for business
The big sell-off has not happened, yet good opportunities are emerging for a more focused group of investors, says Lynn Strongin Dodds
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Viewpoint: On the upswing
So far, 2010 has been positive for the global hotel real estate market. Hotel operating fundamentals have posted generally favourable results since the start of the year*, with hotel demand increasing and average daily rates showing signs of stabilisatiing in most gateway cities. Having completed extensive cost containment measures, major ...
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DTZ sees uneven recovery in investment volumes in Q2
Direct real estate investment across Europe totalled EUR 21.4 bn in Q2 2010, marking an 11% increase on the EUR 19.3 bn recorded in Q1 2010 and continuing the growth in the market since its low point in early 2009, according to global real estate adviser DTZ in its ...
