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PropertyEU ArchiveSouthern Europe's e-commerce shift 'not permanent'
While Covid-19 has forced consumers in southern Europe to shop online, new research from Capital Economics suggests that e-commerce penetration will remain lower in Italy and Spain for structural reasons, keeping prime retail rents in these markets at resilient levels long-term.
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PropertyEU ArchiveLogistics markets set to benefit from e-commerce boom
Logistics real estate is likely to continue its positive trajectory thanks to the lockdown-generated e-commerce boom – but also due to failings in supply chains during the crisis, property executives suggest.
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PropertyEU ArchiveSupermarket Income REIT: ‘The tenant is everything’
The stand-out crisis performance of the UK’s biggest grocery investor, Supermarket Income REIT, has got investors checking out supermarket assets again.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGreenman gives hope to landlords in embattled retail sector
The chaotic response of supermarkets towards e-commerce demand across Europe in the current crisis gives hope to landlords in the sector, according to Dublin-headquartered Greenman Investments, an investor in German food-anchored retail parks and retail warehouses.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCovid-19 delaying collections on NPLs in Europe
Measures to deal with the coronavirus outbreak in Europe will slow collections on non-performing loan (NPL) securitisations, according to a new report by Moody's Investors Service.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCEE Q1 deals rise 68%, Q2 and Q3 likely to be 'significantly impacted'
Central and Eastern European (CEE) investment volumes remained strong in the first quarter of 2020 (Q1) but are expected to drop in Q2 and Q3, according to new research from Colliers International.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAmundi picks up Zalando warehouse in Germany
French investor Amundi Real Estate has acquired a logistics platform let to online retailer Zalando in Lahr, south-west Germany, from the Goodman Group.
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PropertyEU ArchiveWuhan office reopens
JLL’s office in Wuhan, China, has reopened after two months of being shut.
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PropertyEU ArchiveC&W launches Six Feet Office, readying tenants for Covid-19 regulations
Real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has launched a new office design concept, Six Feet Office, comprising a new social distancing programme developed by the firm and being piloted in the Netherlands.
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PropertyEU ArchiveIsraeli investor Aurec expands Polish PRS portfolio
Israel-headquartered family office Aurec has expanded its residential portfolio in Poland with the acquisition of a private rented sector (PRS) scheme in Warsaw for over PLN 100 mln (€22 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveCovid-19 takes toll on UK real estate valuations across the board
Capital values fell by -3.0% across all UK Commercial property in March 2020, according to the latest CBRE Monthly Index. This was almost entirely driven by a 14bps rise in yields, as rental values decreased just -0.2%. Total returns were -2.6%.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHungary's Optima to buy Lone Star’s 61.5% stake in €2.3b Polish landlord GTC
Hungarian investor Optima has reached an agreement with Lone Star Funds to acquire the private equity firm’s 61.5% stake in Warsaw-listed CEE-focused real estate developer Globe Trade Centre (GTC).
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PropertyEU ArchiveRealterm closes €100m European logistics fund, buys Brussels facility
Realterm has announced the closing of its Realterm Europe Logistics Fund (RELF) at its hard cap of €100 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveColliers launches ranking of government Covid-19 measures
The Danish, German, Dutch, UK and Swedish governments are responding best to the Covid-19 crisis in terms of business support measures, while South Africa and Russia have done the least so far, according to a new report issued by Colliers International.
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PropertyEU ArchivePE firm Aina sells Dutch Pullman hotel to local investor
Aina Hospitality, a private equity firm focused on upper-end hotels in major European cities, has sold the Pullman Hotel in the Dutch city of Eindhoven to an unnamed local investor for €58 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveXior raises €100m with first US green bond private placement
Belgian student housing REIT Xior said on Friday that it has strengthened its liquidity by €100 mln through the issue of its first US green bond.
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PropertyEU ArchiveWeekly data sheet: Deals withdrawn in Sweden and UK
Transactions which had already been signed in Sweden and the UK are among this week's asset sales thrown off course by the Covid-19 crisis.
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News
LaSalle raises initial $681m for first dedicated China logistics fund
The LCLV fund, which is seeking a $1bn capital raise, has recently acquired two sites and three logistics assets
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NewsTexas Teachers places $130m into US mortgage REIT
CMTG TT Participating Investor trust provides financing through income-producing loans collateralised by commercial real estate
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NewsNorth Carolina Retirement switches REIT portfolio to active strategy
The $423m passive REIT strategy managed by BlackRock has been switched to help the portfolio outperform its benchmark
