All Real Assets articles in Web Issue – Page 1117
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Tristan sees ‘good buyers’ market despite some crowded places
The flow of distressed loans and assets in the European real estate market is slowly making its way through the system, but there is still a long way to go, according to Ric Lewis, CEO of Tristan Capital Partners.
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Editor’s Choice: Trapped elephant starts moving through the snake
Tristan’s CEO Ric Lewis can always be relied on to provide pithy statements and colourful analogies.
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TIAA Henderson, McArthurGlen to extend German outlet
TIAA Henderson Real Estate and McArthurGlen have announced plans for an extension at their McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Neumünster, in Germany.
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P3 appoints new marketing manager
PointPark Properties (P3), the specialist investor, developer and asset manager of warehouse properties, has appointed Hynek Bartík as group PR & marketing manager.
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Adler adds 7,700 homes to portfolio
Adler Real Estate has acquired a portfolio of over 7,700 German residential units in its largest single transaction to date.
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Sagar delivers Royal Mail agreement for London scheme
Sager Group has cleared the way to add an historic mail sorting centre into its major retail-led development scheme in the London borough of Islington.
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DUTCH BRIEFING: Germans outbid Asians in top office deals
Asian investors were on course to secure two of the largest office assets on the market in the Netherlands recently, but were ultimately pipped at the post by German fund managers, PropertyEU's latest Dutch briefing has heard.
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Banks ease credit availability to UK developers
Banks have become more willing to lend to commercial developers in the UK, according to De Montfort University’s latest Commercial Property Lending Report.
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DISTRESSED BRIEFING: Banks move to direct real estate sales
Banks are turning to straight real estate deals to shed distressed assets rather than selling portfolios or at auctions, delegates at PropertyEU's Distressed and Opportunistic Investment Briefing heard.
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DISTRESSED BRIEFING: ECB review ‘could see rise in NPLs’
The European Central Bank’s asset quality review could see a surge in bank loans being classified as non-performing, delegates at PropertyEU's Distressed and Opportunistic Investment Briefing have heard.
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DISTRESSED BRIEFING: Weight of capital ‘guarantees’ profits in Spain
The volume of capital coming into Spain makes it a safe bet despite poor market fundamentals, according to Corestate founder Ralph Winter.
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Karlin makes first retail property buy in Europe
Karlin Real Estate has chosen a project in northeastern England for its first retail property acquisition in Europe since it entered the market in August 2013.
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Carmila 'most likely' to be listed in the future, says CEO
Carmila, the new shopping centre landlord created by French retail giant Carrefour, will most likely go public in the future, according to newly-appointed CEO Jacques Ehrmann.
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JV to sell development site in Dutch port city
Zeeland Seaports and Dow Benelux have formed a joint venture to sell a site at Terneuzen port in the Netherlands for the development of a high-grade industrial maintenance park for the technology industry.
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Developer of new Polish shopping mall eyes extension
The owner of Galeria Bursztynowa is already eyeing an extension of the new shopping centre which is due to open in Ostrolêka later this week.
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Patron sells Leipzig properties
Private equity firm Patron Capital and Leipziger Stadtbau have sold the former Hôtel de Pologne at Hainstrasse 16-18 and Kretschmann’s Hof in central Leipzig to institutional investors.
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Deka acquires 33,000m2 office asset in Greater Paris
Deka Immobilien has acquired a 33,000 m2 office building in the Clichy sub-market of Paris from Catalyst Capital.
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Abu Dhabi holds 13% of top German homeowner
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) has revealed it owns 13.4% of Deutsche Annington, Germany's largest residential landlord.
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RICS: RenoValue roundtable urges more reliable access to data
Sustainability indicators such as energy performance have moved up the agenda in the real estate sector over the last few years, particularly for lenders and investors for whom is it increasingly becoming an integral part of their portfolios and decision-making processes.
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Accor agrees huge hotel buy-back in Europe
Accor is buying back 86 hotels in Germany and the Netherlands, and is advanced talks to acquire 11 more in Switzerland.
