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PropertyEU ArchiveChuang's China exits London office for €107m, citing Covid-19 and Brexit
A private Hong Kong family office has acquired 10 Fenchurch Street in the City of London from Chuang's China Group for £94.2 mln (€107 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveCBRE hires debt duo from JLL for capital roles
Global real estate advisor CBRE has appointed Chris Gow as an executive director in its debt and structured finance team, led by Paul Coates and part of CBRE Capital Advisors.
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PropertyEU Archive4C Hotels inks €74m loan for London's first Canopy by Hilton
Hotel development specialist 4C Hotel Group has secured a £65 mln (€74 mln) loan from Leumi UK, a London-based subsidiary of the Israeli international bank, for the development of a new four-star Canopy by Hilton hotel in London.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAlvarium hires Curtin as new chief investment officer
London-headquartered Alvarium Investments, an independent investment management firm and multi-family office, has appointed Nancy Curtin as group chief investment officer (CIO), partner and head of investment advisory.
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PropertyEU ArchiveNeinver reopens adapted outlet centres in Poland and Germany
Spanish multinational outlet specialist Neinver has reopened it five Factory-branded outlet centres in Poland as of 4 May, following the successful relaunch of its The Style Outlets centres in Germany two weeks ago.
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PropertyEU ArchiveRedevco switches on green energy generation with Cofra
Pan-European real estate investment manager Redevco has joined forces with Cofra Holding to initiate a large-scale on-site renewable energy generation project called Project Solar.
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PropertyEU ArchiveDutch Amvest fund delivers 411 homes mid-lockdown
Dutch investment manager and residential developer Amvest has announced that its Amvest Residential Core Fund (ARC fund) delivered 411 homes to tenants in April.
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Market Commentary: COVID-19 – RE markets dependent on foreign capital to decline
Coronavirus-related market commentary for the week beginning 27 April
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L&G 'defers' infrastructure equity strategy as Tom Sumpster departs
L&G says the move is to help focus on the continued growth of the infrastructure debt platform
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Aviva long income UK property fund invests £107m in warehouses
The Lime Property Fund has bought buy three UK logistics warehouses from clothing retailer Next in a sale and leaseback deal
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CBRE GI to buy $200m Silicon Valley office asset
South Bay Development and PCCP are selling the 369,000sqft 237 At First office complex in San Jose
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PropertyEU ArchiveIntu appoints chief restructuring officer, secures covenant waivers
Troubled UK REIT intu has appointed David Hargrave to the new role of chief restructuring officer (CRO), as the company works through a strategy to fix its balance sheet.
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PropertyEU ArchivePanattoni unveils its first warehouse in Spain
Industrial real estate developer Panattoni has unveiled its first project in Spain, weeks after opening a new office in the country.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUK hotels in pole position for post-Covid-19 revival
Edinburgh, Glasgow and Manchester are amongst the key European cities well positioned for hotel performance recovery, based on the latest analysis of major European hotel markets by global real estate advisor, CBRE.
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PropertyEU ArchiveJLL leads industry support for hospital heroes in Warsaw
Real estate services firm JLL has created the 'real estate for real-life heroes' campaign to help buy personal protective equipment (PPE) and life-saving equipment for a recently converted hospital in Warsaw.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAviva acquires three sheds from retailer Next for €122m
Aviva Investors, the global asset management business of Aviva, has acquired three logistics warehouses from fashion retailer Next through its Lime property fund for £107 mln (€122 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveGerman offices 'could outperform rest of Eurozone' - research
Germany's office market is likely to outperform the rest of the Eurozone, according to new research from Capital Economics, which identifies a tight supply scenario going forward across the country's four main markets.
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PropertyEU ArchiveLandlords explore rights as Europe prepares to ease lockdown
Landlords across Europe are preparing for the relaunch of shops, manufacturing and building sites in May as governments lay out plans to recharge their economies.
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PropertyEU ArchiveZoom culture 'likely to reduce office space demand long-term' - survey
A new survey from US-based Corenet Global suggests that firms' overall corporate footprint is likely to shrink as a result of the new remote work culture, with virtual meetings likely to last beyond the immediate Covid-19 crisis.
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​Macquarie buys majority stake in US utility infrastructure platform
An undisclosed sum was paid to buy the stake in Multifuels Midstream from Warren Equity and Multifuels
