All Real Assets articles in Web Issue – Page 1469
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PropertyEU ArchiveUnion Investment buys biotech HQ in Munich
Union Investment has purchased a 14,000 m2 office building in Planegg near Munich from LIP Ludger Inholte Projektentwicklungs, representing its first new acquisition for its special real estate fund UII German M. The transaction volume was not disclosed.
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PropertyEU ArchiveSavills IM and First Industrial commit to UK shed
International real estate investment manager Savills Investment Management and First Industrial, the real estate development company, have committed to a speculative industrial development in South East London.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUK student resi deals second highest on record - Cushman & Wakefield
Investment in the UK student accommodation sector is set to reach £3.1 bn (€3.7 bn) in 2016, making it the second highest year on record, according to new research from Cushman & Wakefield.
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PropertyEU ArchiveNorges scoops €1b Paris property in all-equity deal
The real estate investment arm of Norway's mammoth sovereign wealth fund has acquired a 100% interest in an office & retail property in central Paris, well-informed sources have told PropertyEU. The sellers were advised by BNP Paribas Real Estate.
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PropertyEU ArchiveForeign investor buys mixed property in London's West End at 2.8% yield
A private overseas investor has acquired a retail and office asset in London's West End from Legal & General Investment Management Real Assets (LGIM Real Assets). The investment volume of £21.25 mln (€25 mln) reflects a net initial yield of 2.81%.
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PropertyEU ArchiveOUTLOOK 2017 'Spain shuns boom & bust in favour of steady growth
The good news about Spain is that it is not booming: instead the market is seeing sustained and sustainable growth that is set to continue for years with no risk of overheating, PropertyEU's Outlook 2017 briefing for Southern Europe has heard.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUnion Investment RE grows institutional business to €7.9b
German fund manager Union Investment Real Estate has grown its institutional assets under management by €670 mln from January to end-November 2016, lifting the total volume to €7.9 bn.
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PropertyEU ArchiveImmofinanz sells non-core Austrian retail ahead of merger
Immofinanz, the Vienna and Warsaw-listed property landlord, has sold a portfolio of small retail assets in Austria as part of a wider refocus of its property holdings ahead of its planned merger with Austrian peer CA Immo.
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PropertyEU ArchiveING, LBBW attract new Asian investors to London with loan syndication
Dutch and German financiers ING and Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) have attracted new Asian investors as well as core German and Japanese lenders already active in London for the syndication of a loan secured against the tallest tower in the City.
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PropertyEU ArchiveEditor’s Choice: Beyond the mainstream asset classes
A number of records were broken this week by what is collectively known as the ‘alternative’ real estate sector.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGreenman to take German retail fund down open-ended route
Greenman Investments is to transform its closed-end German retail property fund into an open-ended vehicle that it can market to investors in France, the Netherlands and Scandinavia.
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PropertyEU ArchiveDekaBank underwrites €132m financing for Gramercy
DekaBank has arranged and underwritten a €131.6 mln portfolio financing for Gramercy Property Europe in Germany.
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PropertyEU ArchiveStandard Life buys 14-asset Nordic portfolio for €64m
Standard Life Investments has acquired a portfolio of 14 retail properties in Denmark and Sweden for DKK 475 mln (€64 mln) from Odin DK Holding on behalf of its European Real Estate Club L.P. III fund (Euro Club III).
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PropertyEU ArchiveCorestate grows AUM to €16b with Hannover Leasing takeover
Swiss investment manager Corestate Capital has grown its assets under management to €16 bn following the takeover of fund manager Hannover Leasing Group.
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PropertyEU ArchiveEuropa Capital and Keystone buy Danish portfolio for €178m
Pan-European fund manager Europa Capital and Denmark-focused asset manager Keystone Investment Management have acquired a portfolio of office and residential assets in Valby, Copenhagen for €178 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveOUTLOOK 2017: Spain sees cross-sector investment demand
Spain is experiencing growth and attracting investment in all asset classes, from traditional to niche sectors, experts agreed at PropertyEU’s Outlook 2017: Europe and Southern Europe briefing, which was held in Madrid in December.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCofinimmo acquires three care properties for €24m
Cofinimmo Group has acquired a nursing and care home in Germany and two medical office buildings in the Netherlands for a total of €24.2 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCBRE GI & Fabrica buy €35m Berlin office
CBRE Global Investors (CBRE GI)and Italian investor Fabrica SGR have acquired a Berlin office for €35 mln for the Cicerone Fund, a property vehicle operated on behalf of Cassa Forense, the Italian private pension fund for lawyers.
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PropertyEU ArchiveOutsourcing sector set for annual 6% growth - Cushman & Wakefield
Relentless cost-cutting by businesses – and banks in particular – is expected to see the outsourcing sector grow by 6% annually for the next six years, according to an annual report from global property firm Cushman & Wakefield.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGermany's BVK and Universal buy west Dublin mall for €630m
Germany's largest public pensions group, Bayerische Versorgungskammer (BVK), has purchased the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre in west Dublin for a reported €630 mln from a consortium comprising HSBC Alternative Investments Limited (HAIL), Grosvenor Britain & Ireland and Hines.
