All Real Assets articles in Web Issue – Page 797
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Ardstone re-enters UK and German markets
Ardstone Capital is looking to selectively re-enter the real estate markets in the UK and Germany after recent sales of assets in London and Brussels.
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Russian businesswoman snaps up Dublin's Morrison hotel
Beneco Privatstiftung, a Vienna-based company controlled by Russian businesswoman Elena Baturina, has acquired one of Dublin's best-known hotels, the Morrison Hotel for a price of EUR 22 mln.
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Helaba finances Rockspring shopping centre in Poland
German bank Helaba is providing a loan of EUR 51 mln to Rockspring Property Investment Managers LLP to finance the acquisition of the Alfa Centrum shopping centre in the city of Olsztyn in northeastern Poland. Helaba is the sole arranger, lender and agent for this transaction, operating through its Northern ...
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PropertyEU launches City Leaders website
PropertyEU is launching www.cityleaders.info, a new online platform focusing on European city development, at MIPIM on March 6.
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London tops European retail destination index
London attracts the largest number of international retailers across Europe, followed by Paris and Moscow, according to Jones Lang LaSalle’s index of the top 10 most attractive European retail destinations. The index is based on an analysis of 150 leading international retailers within 55 European markets.
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Raiffeisen kicks off EUR 150m Bucharest mall project
Austrian developer Raiffeisen Evolution is pressing ahead with the construction of the Promenada shopping centre in Bucharest after having finalised the sale of an adjacent office project, SkyTower, in December last year.
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ECE plans 7th Polish shopping centre by end-2014
German developer ECE aims to complete its seventh shopping centre in Poland in the northern city of Bydgoszcz by the end of 2014, the company said on Tuesday..
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Available capital for EMEA investment falls 3%: DTZ
The amount of available capital targeting real estate in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region in 2012 totals $107 bn (EUR 81 bn), down 3% on the previous mid-2011 estimate, according to DTZ’s latest Great Wall of Money report.
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Philips sells High Tech Campus to private investor for EUR 450m
Dutch electronics group Philips is selling its High Tech Campus in Eindhoven to private investor Marcel Boekhoorn for around EUR 450 mln, according to sources close to the sale process. The deal is set to be sealed this week. Boekhoorn is buying the property on behalf of one of his ...
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Aerium prepares EUR 500m Central London fund
European investment manager Aerium Finance is preparing the launch of a £200 mln (EUR 240 mln) Central London Development value-add fund to take advantage of strong demand for core offices in Central London in the next 2-3 years.
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HIH snaps up EUR 80m Frankfurt office
HIH Hamburgische Immobilien has acquired the Opus office complex in Frankfurt's Westend district for one of the special funds of Warburg Henderson KAG. Although the financial details were not disclosed, HIH's managing director Hans-Joachim Lehmann told PropertyEU that the value of the asset amounts to EUR 80 mln. The vendor ...
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Savills adds AIG and Citigroup to lenders list
Property adviser Savills has added US financial groups AIG and Citigroup to its latest list of bigger ticket lenders to the UK property market. The new list names 21 such lenders compared with 19 at end-October 2011.
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Owners of B buildings in CEE urged to create sellable portfolios
Owners of B-class properties in Central and Eastern Europe are being urged to create large portfolios to entice investor interest. Although there is significant demand for prime assets in the region, the market for B-class buildings is in hibernation, according to Andreas Ridder, CBRE's managing director in the region and ...
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Glitnir Bank buys Swedish portfolio out of bankruptcy
Glitnir Bank Luxembourg has acquired a 370,000 m[sup]2[/sup] property portfolio in Sweden from bankrupt Danish company Centerplan Nordic in a deal involving some SEK 2.3 bn (EUR 250 mln) of debt and equity. The portfolio, operated under the name Bovista Invest, comprises mainly residential assets in southern Sweden.
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Unibail-Rodamco names new supervisory board chief
Unibail-Rodamco, Europe's largest publicly traded property company, has named Robert ter Haar as its new supervisory board chairman, replacing Robert van Oordt.
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Deka buys hotel in Hamburg from iii-investments
German fund manager Deka Immobilien has bought the Suite Novotel in Hamburg from iii-investments on behalf of an institutional investment fund. Financial details were not disclosed.
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Cordea Savills expands operation in France
Property investment manager Cordea Savills has strengthened its presence in France with the appointment of Clement Pigott as head of investment for France and the Benelux. He is also president of the newly established French entity, Cordea Savills SAS.
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Cornerstone gears up to launch 'super core' fund in Sweden
Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers is gearing up to launch a 'super core' fund targeting public amenities in Sweden, the company's European head Charles Weeks told PropertyEU at the annual Mipim real estate fair in Cannes on Tuesday.
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GSW: German resi is not overheating
The German residential property market is not overheating despite record transaction volumes in 2011 and several large portfolios on the market, according to listed Berlin apartment owner GSW.
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JLL Germany revamps organisational structure
Jones Lang LaSalle Germany has restructured its organisation into two main areas of responsibility.
