Latest reports – Page 729
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PropertyEU ArchiveBarings forward funds Gothenburg logistics project for €52m
Investment manager Barings has agreed several logistics transactions in Sweden, including the forward purchase of a development in Gothenburg for €52.4 mln on behalf of a core strategy in an off-market transaction.
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PropertyEU ArchivePanattoni expands Dutch team with two new hires
Panattoni Netherlands has strengthened the team with two new colleagues.
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PropertyEU ArchiveJLL strengthens EMEA Hotels Capital Market team with new appointment
Advisor JLL has appointed Heidi Schmidtke as head of Operator Selection in its EMEA Hotels & Hospitality business.
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PropertyEU ArchiveFrasers secures 1st green loan for commercial project in the UK
Frasers Property has secured a £100 mln (€120 mln) five-year green revolving credit facility to finance the development of The Rowe, a commercial redevelopment in Whitechapel, London.
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PropertyEU ArchiveSt Stephen’s Green House in Dublin on the market for €50m
One of Dublin’s most iconic office buildings, St Stephen’s Green House, is on the market for over €50 mln. The sale is being handled by Savills and Knight Frank.
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SUSI Partners to develop rooftop solar panels across Southeast Asia
Asia Energy Transition Fund enters joint venture with Entoria Energy
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Warburg Pincus among investors injecting $800m into China’s JD Property
Infrastructure asset management arm of JD.com raises capital to expand
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Principal fund and Atream investor club buy Lyon office for more than €150m
Urban Garden sold by HIG Capital after three-year value-add investment
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Danish pensions body welcomes government backing for forestry
Insurance and Pensions Denmark pushing for ability to invest in the same way as Swedish counterparts
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AnaCap and FREO to convert Paris office into student housing
Planning consent secured to reposition vacant building in Puteaux
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NewsJapan fund backed by Allianz and Ivanhoé Cambridge buys multifamily portfolio
Portfolio of 280 apartments marks debut investment for fund launched last year
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Europe’s largest life-sciences tower planned for Canary Wharf
Joint venture with Kadans will build 22-storey ‘wet lab’-enabled building
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PropertyEU ArchivePrimonial shareholders take legal action against Altarea over collapsed merger
Primonial’s shareholders are understood to have initiated legal action against listed property firm Altarea over the breakdown of a corporate deal between the two companies.
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PropertyEU ArchivePrincipal, Atream buy Lyon block for €150m
Principal Global Investors acting through its real estate investment team, Principal Real Estate, has demonstrated the kind of asset it is on the look out for to satisfy its core European office fund.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAviva buys FOZ building
Aviva Investors, the global asset management business of Aviva plc, has invested in the FOZ building in the heart of Amsterdam’s business district.
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PropertyEU ArchiveArrow ramps up urban logistics development activity
Arrow Capital Partners, the specialist investor, developer and manager of real estate in Europe and Asia-Pacific, has acquired a 24,581 m2 commercial and industrial site in Ludwigsfelde, southwest of Berlin.
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PropertyEU ArchiveInterview: PGIM doubles down on NOI growth with new fund launches
PGIM Real Estate, the property arm of US insurance group Prudential, is to launch two new discretionary funds this year, with living and logistics strategies still centre stage.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAXA-owned Kadans and CWG plot huge life science lab
Two property groups are to embark on a 750,000 ft2 building in London’s Canary Wharf which they say will become Europe’s largest commercial lab building.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCTP's Romanian maestro
CTP, the largest owner and developer of industrial and logistics space in Romania, has bolstered its management team with the appointment of Razvan-Alexandru Danciu as head of property management for its portfolio of over 2.1mln m2 owned in 15 cities across the country.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAmazon’s total logistics costs up 1307%
A company providing access to online trading platforms has calculated that in the past 10 years, Amazon’s global logistics costs have gone up 1307% to $151.8bn (€136.3bn) at the last count in 2021.
