Latest reports – Page 3315
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PropertyEU Archive
New IPD index for US shows negative capital growth
The Investment Property Databank's first annual commercial real estate index and quarterly indicator for the US revealed capital growth came to -12.2% in 2008. For the year to end-December 2008, the US all property income return totalled 5.4%, contributing to an overall total return of -7.4%.
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Office vacancy set to rise in Budapest after record level of new supply
Despite the dramatic deterioration in Hungary’s real economy, and its visible impact on the property market, take-up continued to rise in the first quarter of the year. Office lease extensions and pre-leases were prevalent among the contracts signed in the first quarter. While the level of completions was roughly on ...
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Kanam buys office building in Paris
Kanam's Special grundinvest funds has acquired the Pulsar office building in the 8th arrondissement of Paris for almost EUR 18 mln. Dating from 1892, the 1,810 m[sup]2[/sup] building was refurbished in 2008 and has long-term leases with good-quality covenants, the German open-ended fund manager said in a press release.
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Jones Lang LaSalle delivers first UK Courtyard by Marriott
Jones Lang LaSalle's Project and Development Services (P&DS) team has delivered the first new generation Courtyard by Marriott Hotel to be constructed in the UK.
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Prologis leases space near Heathrow Airport
Prologis, the world's leading provider of distribution facilities, has leased 7,000 m[sup]2[/sup] of recently completed distribution space near Heathrow International Airport in the UK to parcel delivery service City Link.
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Hilton Hotels to expand in Turkey
Hilton Hotels Corporation has entered into a franchise license agreement with Turkish operator Durmazlar Makina Sanayi ve Ticaret to open two new hotel properties in Bursa, in the northwest of Turkey.
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CBRE upbeat on CEE
Property investment turnover in Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) was about 32% higher than the monthly average for the first quarter of 2009, according to CB Richard Ellis. Overall, however, the market remains slow and is relying on investment by German open-ended funds, according to CBRE's CEE Property Investment MarketView ...
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Kungsleden divests property for SEK 30m
Listed Swedish property company Kungsleden AB is selling a commercial property in Karlstad, west of Stockholm, for SEK 30 mln (about EUR 2.8 mln). The sales price is consistent with acquisition cost. The divested property has gross leasable area of 2,515 m[sup]2[/sup] and the rental value amounts to SEK 2.8 ...
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IVG brings new EuroSelect fund to market
IVG Immobilien has launched a new closed-end real estate fund, EuroSelect 17 Office Center Amstelveen for the new headquarters of Dutch subsidiary of the auditors KPMG. The annual payout is expected to be 5.15% after taxes.
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DTZ appoints new COO/CFO to group board
Property adviser DTZ has appointed Bob Rickert, the group's chief operating officer (COO) and chief financial officer (CFO), to the management board. . On joining the board, Rickert will assume the title of group finance director while retaining his post as COO.
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King Sturge: correction spreading across Europe
The correction in the property market is spreading across Europe. That is one of the key conclusions of the latest European quarterly survey of key indicators for the European property markets from property adviser King Sturge.
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MGPA renewes Sony lease
MGPA, the private equity real estate investment adviser, has announced the renewal of a lease contract with global electronics company Sony Benelux for its Amsterdam-based Skyline Plaza Building. Sony intends to use the building as its flagship HQ for the Benelux region with new products on display to the ...
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NSI sells six properties for EUR 11m
Dutch real-estate firm Nieuwe Steen Investments has sold six retail and office properties for a total EUR 11 mln to unnamed buyers. The assets, which were sold to a number of investors, generate rental income of EUR 860,000 per annum. Nieuwe Steen has sold assets worth a total of EUR33 ...
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Hotel investors sit tight
Hotel investors are choosing to hold onto assets as they wait for better conditions to emerge and greater consensus about pricing, according to the latest Hotel Investor Sentiment Survey (HISS) from Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels. There are some exceptions, however, including Dublin, Lisbon and the Spanish resorts. These locations have ...
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Golden Tulip hotels in receivership
Dutch hotel chain Golden Tulip has filed for adminstration for 13 of its hotels in Amersfoort, Wageningen, Beekbergen and Delft, the company's management and administrators announced this week. The 57 hotels operated by franchise holders will be excluded from the bankruptcy proceedings.
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Max Property Group raises £220 mln
Max Property Group raised £220 mln (EUR 252 mln) on its first day of trading on London-based AIM, the international market for growing companies. Max’s investment strategy is to take advantage of the current cyclical weakness of the UK real estate market through acquisitions, active asset management and judicious use ...
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Prologis leases in Netherlands and Poland
Prologis European Properties (PEPR), Europe's largest owner of modern warehouse distribution facilities, has announced that it has extended a 4,500 m[sup]2[/sup] lease in Sosnowiec in Poland with Delta Plus Group for an additional 16 months to August 2012 at the passing rent and finalised a new lease for another 3,800 ...
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MGPA secures further lease agreement for Munich City Tower
Private equity group MGPA has let 2,500 m[sup]2[/sup] of Munich City Tower Campus Building to Go Yellow Media Group. The majority of Go Yellow Media Group's employees will relocate to the Campus building in August 2009. In addition the company will remain as a tenant in two floors of the ...
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DTZ: Prague office market 28% overvalued
Affordability of rents in the Central and Eastern European cities of Warsaw, Prague and Budapest remains a concern, according to the Office Affordability Index published this week by adviser DTZ. Despite relatively moderate rental levels these locations are amongst Europe’s least affordable cities in terms of office space. Slowing economic ...
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NPRO's Petter Jansen steps down
Norwegian Property's CEO Petter Jansen has informed the Board of Directors that he plans to resign from his position. Jansen has led the company since the summer of 2006. He has agreed to stay in the position until a new leader is in place.
