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PropertyEU ArchiveFirst regulated stock exchange for buildings to launch
A hospital and a football stadium in the UK are among the candidates of assets to float on a new stock exchange for individual buildings.
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PropertyEU ArchiveImpact Healthcare and HSBC ink €57m credit line
UK care home investor Impact Healthcare REIT and HSBC have agreed a new £50 mln (€57 mln) revolving credit facility.
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PropertyEU ArchiveLogistics builder Mountpark appoints new general counsel
Industrial and logistics developer Mountpark has appointed a new general counsel.
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PropertyEU ArchiveImmobel Poland picks JLL & CBRE for new Warsaw tower
Belgium-based office developer Immobel has hired JLL and CBRE to act as agents for its new office tower in Poland.
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PropertyEU ArchiveNiam buys another Danish residential portfolio
Swedish private equity firm Niam has acquired a residential portfolio in Denmark.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAareal Bank suspends dividends over Covid-19
Real estate lender Aareal Bank has announced it is withholding its dividend payment to shareholders upon the advice of the European Central Bank (ECB).
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PropertyEU ArchiveCapital markets facing struggle to close transactions
‘It would be bullshit to say the real estate market hasn’t slowed down: it has significantly slowed down,’ says one agent bluntly when asked for his (unattributable) views on the effect of coronavirus lockdown on European capital markets.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMapletree raises €1.7b for first EU/US logistics fund
Singapore-based sovereign investor Mapletree Investments has raised €1.7 bn for its first pan-European and US logistics fund.
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PropertyEU ArchiveRating agency moves to ‘negative’ on £1 bn of UK CMBS
DBRS Morningstar has switched the trend from stable to negative for three UK hotel CMBS transactions secured by debt payments on portfolios owned by the Dayan family, London & Regional and Thai investor DTGO.
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NewsInvesco Real Estate raises initial $500m for Asia value-add fund
Fund IV, which has a $750m hard cap target, secured $380m and a further $125m for a sidecar to the fund
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NewsNextEnergy fund to invest up to $100m in US solar projects
NextPower III has acquired the first 100MWp portfolio of projects in New York
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AIIB to launch $5bn COVID-19 crisis recovery facility
The facility could support emergency public health needs, such as health infrastructure for emergency preparedness
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Hostplus downgrades property and infrastructure portfolio values
Says certain assets such as airports, toll roads, and shopping centres had been affected by COVID-19 pandemic
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PropertyEU ArchiveSavills forecasts drop in Dublin hotel development due to coronavirus
Property advisor, Savills, has predicted a 32% drop in Dublin’s hotel development pipeline as a direct result of Covid-19.
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PropertyEU ArchiveStone Estate appoints new head of asset management
Stone Estate.Swiss Management, part of the Reech Corporations Group, has appointed Alastair Manning as managing director and head of asset management with immediate effect.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGhelamco in exclusive talks with German fund on €200m Brussels tower
Belgian developer Ghelamco is in exclusive talks to sell the Silver Tower development in Brussels to a German fund, believed to be Deka Immobilien.
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PropertyEU ArchiveWeekly data sheet: Deals closed and paused during the lockdown
Deals are still being closed despite lockdowns in many markets, while other transactions are being suspended due to the coronavirus crisis.
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PropertyEU ArchiveU+I sells UK tech campus to Brookfield for €64m
UK regeneration specialist U+I has exchanged on the sale of its holding in Harwell Campus, a major science and technology campus in Oxfordshire, UK, to Brookfield Capital Partners’ Strategic Real Estate Partners III (BSREP III).
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PropertyEU ArchiveAmundi Real Estate lines up French office and German logistics acquisitions
Amundi Real Estate is continuing to deploy equity despite the coronavirus crisis.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCovid-19 could be catalyst for remote working to become the norm
The coronavirus pandemic could be the catalyst for increased working from home in the future, a survey by global real estate advisor Colliers International has revealed.
