All Real Assets articles in Web Issue – Page 629
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Atrium buys and sells in three countries
CEE shopping centre specialist Atrium European Real Estate has announced the EUR 11 mln acquisition of a 22,500 m[sup]2[/sup] land plot next to its recently-acquired Promenada shopping centre in Warsaw. The site was bought from Pirelli Pekao Real Estate.
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BNP Paribas RE moves to new HQ in Issy-les-Moulineaux
BNP Paribas Real Estate is bringing together its six business lines to a new headquarters in Issy-les-Moulineaux, near Paris. The office complex was developed by BNP Paribas RE's development unit and is currently owned by SEB Asset Management.
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Interview: 'ING RED isn't dead: it's downsizing'
The international real estate development arm of Dutch banking group ING is gearing up for an i'ntensive phase' in its existence, unit CEO Hein Brand told PropertyEU Magazine.
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KGAL shops in London with £116m office deal
German closed-end fund manager KGAL has acquired 60 Gracechurch Street in London from Evans Randall for around £116 mln (EUR 137 mln). The transaction is the biggest acquisition in London by KGAL, who develop and manage investments in real estate, aircraft, infrastructure, ships and private equity.
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Bank sales set to pick up momentum in 2011
The market has been predicting that banks will reduce their distressed loan books for some time, but there is now a rising tide of evidence that this is actually happening, according to specialist Central London investment adviser Gresham Down Capital Partners.
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Hemfosa in EUR 250m Landic VIII portfolio deal
Sweden's Hemfosa has acquired Municipalfastigheter's properties (previously known as Landic VIII) with an underlying property value of SEK 2.2 bn (EUR 250 mln).
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Andrew Szyman named co-chair of UN property working group
Andrew Szyman, head of Sustainability at F&C REIT Asset Management, has been appointed as co-chair of the United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative's (UNEPFI) Property Working Group.
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CLS announces major London redevelopment proposal
London-listed investor CLS has revealed plans to redevelop a 12,000-m[sup]2[/sup] HQ site at Vauxhall Cross, adjacent to the Vauxhall station, in South London. CLS is proposing a 111,500 m[sup]2[/sup] redevelopment project with an expected development cost of £250 mln (EUR 295 mln).
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Arno Elmer appointed COO of CBRE Germany
CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) has appointed Arno Elmer as the new chief operating officer (COO) in Germany. Elmer will be responsible for all Support and Central Services Lines.
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Irish developer wins legal battle with NAMA over loans
Irish developer Paddy McKillen has won a legal challenge to stop the country's bad bank structure, National Asset Management Agency (NAMA), taking control of EUR 2.1 bn in loans, Irish media reported on Thursday. The Supreme Court overturned an earlier ruling that NAMA could acquire the loans owed by the ...
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EMEA CMBS to face increased refinancing risk, says Moody's
Loans backing commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) will continue to perform poorly in the next five years, according to a new report issued by Moody's.
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Guy Douetil joins Colliers' corporate solutions platform
Colliers International has announced the appointment of Guy Douetil to lead their corporate solutions platform across Europe, Middle East and Africa.
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Germany's ZIA warns of negative effect of Solvency II
The proposed Solvency II regulation for European insurance companies threatens to have serious negative consequences on the entire real estate industry, the German property federation ZIA has warned. 'Real estate investments will become far less attractive with the capital requirements currently planned,' said Bärbel Schomberg, vice-president of Zentraler Immobilien Ausschuss ...
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PropertyMarch expands into Europe
PropertyMatch, the secondary trading portal for unlisted real estate funds, has expanded into Europe this year as it seeks to enhance the marketplace for trading secondary units in unlisted real estate funds. PropertyMatch is a joint venture between CB Richard Ellis and GFI Group.
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Amundi fund buys 18,000-m[sup]2[/sup] scheme in Lyon
French real estate investment manager Amundi Immobilier has confirmed the acquisition of an office complex in the ninth arrondissement of Lyon, France's second largest city, for an undisclosed amount. The property is earmarked for a SCPI investment vehicle managed by Amundi.
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Natixis' Captiva fund buys 12,500-m[sup]2[/sup] logistics platform
Buss Group's real estate development arm Ixocon has sold a logistics facility in Winsen-Luhdorf, northern Germany to the Natixis Capital Partners' Funds Captiva Capital Partners III. The financial details were not disclosed.
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UK property delivers 15.2% total return in 2010: IPD
UK commercial property delivered investors a 15.2% annual total return in 2010, according to the IPD UK Quarterly Property Index, in a year marked by polarised performance across geography and sector.
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2011 will not be 'turnaround year', Emerging Trends report warns
Tougher regulations, austerity programmes, the sovereign debt crisis, and a still-tight lending market will challenge Europe's real estate industry in 2011, according to Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2011, published by PwC and the Urban Land Institute (ULI).
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CBREI sees more appetite for European deals
CBRE Investors sees appetite to invest in 'interesting opportunities' in Europe within its investor base, Jean Lamothe, CBRE Investors' new president for Europe has told PropertyEU Magazine.
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Berlin Hyp finances Atrium purchase of Promenada mall
Berlin Hyp has provided EUR 105 mln financing to Atrium European Real Estate for the acquisition of Promenada shopping centre in Warsaw. The loan terms are for five years.
