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MagazineNo spark in the gloom
A recovery in the Irish property market looks some way off but Irish pension funds hold on for the upturn. Gail Moss reports
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Pre-MIPIM talk is of interest in banks鈥� real estate books
EUROPE 鈥� The hot topic at this year鈥檚 MIPIM event in Cannes is going to be how banks manage and offload the real estate assets on their books, panellists concluded during 麻豆映画 Real Estate鈥檚 inaugural webinar.
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Hamborner resurrects German listed real estate with Reit move
GERMANY 鈥� Hamborner has become the third real estate company in Germany to convert to a real estate investment trust (REIT) status, prompting speculation that the country鈥檚 REIT may finally start to grow.
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UK and Nordic pension investors opt for Nordic logistics fund
UK/NORDICS - A group of large Nordic and UK institutional investors have invested in a new logistics real estate fund offered by Nordic Real Estate Partners, which will invest in Nordic logistics properties.
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Ohio PERS to invest $1.6bn in real estate
UNITED STATES - Ohio Public Employees Retirement System will allocate $1.6bn (鈧�1.2bn) in real estate this year and will be targeting stable assets as well as motivated sellers in particular.
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CBRE launch breaks into DC pensions
UK 鈥� CB Richard Ellis Investors has launched its first property fund aimed at the defined contribution (DC) pension sector.
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Hewitt advises pensions funds to consider UK real estate
UK 鈥� Hewitt Associates is focusing on domestic real estate for its UK pension fund clients following two years of volatility and poor performance in geared overseas funds.
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MagazineCaution is the watchword
In a fragile recovery, investors are returning selectively to European property, with an eye to top quality assets and income generating potential. Lynn Strongin Dodds examines the market
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MagazineAnalyse and scrutinise
In an era of prudence investors and managers need reliable data to support their asset allocation and investment decisions, says Cameron McVean
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Reading the signs
The medium-term outlook for UK property is far from clear. Peter Hobbs and Henry Stratton examine and assess some likely outcomes
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MagazineNot out of the woods yet
Ian Whittock forecasts double-digit returns on existing stock for 2010 but longer term he鈥檚 cautious on the risks of a stalling economy
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Paris: Suburban moves
Victoria Scalogne reports a trend for larger corporates to relocate to the outskirts
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MagazineHighs and lows
Before real estate markets across Europe begin to show signs of a significant recovery, there will have to be an improvement in the area鈥檚 economic fundamentals. Nicole Lux and Richard Plummer report
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German property redemptions could carry two-year waiting period
GERMANY 鈥� Investors in German open-ended real estate funds will have to abide by a two-year holding period before redeeming their shares, if government plans come to fruition.
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Pension funds outperformed with property investments
UK 鈥� Pension funds outperformed the International Property Databank鈥檚 (IPD) benchmark of 3% for all participating UK funds in 2009, because they owned prime property and bought largely ahead of the market rally in the second half of the year.
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Danish pension funds take on sustainable office development
DENMARK - Danish pension funds PensionDanmark and L忙gernes Pensionskasse, and Swedish financial group Nordea Life have purchased a sustainable office development in Denmark through a joint venture.
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Aegon AM launches fund targeting smaller properties
UK 鈥� AEGON Asset Management is the latest fund management group to launch a fund targeting smaller real estate assets in the UK, as the market for prime property becomes increasingly competitive.
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Europe's biggest pension fund given top-line real estate guidelines
NORWAY - The Norwegian Ministry of Finance has today revealed the Government Pension Fund-Global fund will in future be invested in real estate as planned, albeit investments will be made over a long period of time, in a bid to reduce risk.
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Lack of purchasing stocks shifts attention to secondaries
EUROPE 鈥� A lack of prime real estate being placed on the market is forcing investors to consider secondary assets or to focus on opportunities arising from banks.
