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PropertyEU ArchiveImpact Healthcare updates shareholders after delaying results in line with UK guidance
UK-listed Impact Healthcare said today it was deferring the announcement of its 2019 preliminary results in line with regulator guidance.
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PropertyEU ArchiveNSI secures new €40m 10-year funding through MetLife IM
Dutch investment firm NSI said on Thursday that it has agreed to issue €40 mln of 10-year unsecured notes to clients of MetLife Investment Management (MIM).
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Will COVID-19 usher in a social infrastructure investment renaissance?
Current crisis exposes chronic underinvestment in social infrastructure, writes Georg Inderst
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NewsKansas PERS approves $250m of new real estate investments
Pension fund invests in CBRE US Core Partners as part of plans to ramp up core exposure
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COVID-19 prompts AIIB to increase public health infra investment
The China-backed bank plans to announce a number of healthcare and ICT infra financing options for its members
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NewsSFERS hires Principal as REIT manager to replace Morgan Stanley
Principal Real Estate Investors will manage two portfolios worth $49m following underperformance
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IFM Investors cuts value of Australian infrastructure assets by 7.5%
IFM owns 15 assets in Australia, including airports toll roads, utilities and ports
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Real estate investors expect ‘green lease’ clauses before end of decade
Investors say for green leases to be successful, it is important to leverage technology
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Ontario Teachers and UTA acquire TIF’s Sydney desalination plant stake
Ontario Teachers’, UTA and TIF acquired SDP in 2012 through a 50-year lease from the NSW Government
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PropertyEU ArchiveIrish hotel group expects Q1 revenue to drop by 16% on coronavirus
Irish hotel operator Dalata said on Wednesday that it expects first-quarter revenue to be down 16% compared to the same period in 2019 after experiencing a significant reduction in bookings following the spread of Covid-19.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMoorfield and Highbridge sell Newcastle office to US fund
UK real estate private equity fund manager Moorfield and UK commercial developer Highbridge Properties have sold a fully let office building in Newcastle Upon Tyne for £25 mln (€27 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveJosip Kardun joins Meyer Bergman as CIO
Josip Kardun has joined private equity real estate manager Meyer Bergman after stepping down from his former post as CEO of Multi Corporation late last year.
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PropertyEU ArchiveSpain’s Merlin forgoes rents for occupiers forced to close on coronavirus
Spanish listed property firm Merlin Properties has decided to suspend rent payments for all its retail and hotel occupiers which have been forced to close their doors due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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PropertyEU ArchiveFrom the editor: Tough decisions to come on letting people go
I am hearing of a 60-strong UK-facing real estate firm taking the decision to let people go within its investment team.
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PropertyEU Archive‘Green’ leases seen to be universal by 2026, Savills IM research shows
Institutional investors expect that so-called ‘green’ lease clauses will be universally implemented in the real estate industry before the end of this decade, according to new research in Savills Investment Management's annual sustainability report for 2019.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMipim moved to September in Paris amid coronavirus uncertainty
Mipim 2020 is no longer taking place in June or in the French Riviera town of Cannes, the organisers have announced.
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PropertyEU ArchiveSantander freezes €1.5b mortgage portfolio sale on coronavirus
Spanish lender Santander has reportedly halted the disposal of a €1.5 bn mortgage loan portfolio known as Prometeo as it gauges the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the underlying assets.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCovid-19 to hit 'all parts' of Dutch real estate - report
A new report from Dutch pensions investor Bouwinvest sheds light on the impact Covid-19 is likely to have on the investing landscape of the Netherlands.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUnite to forgo rents for students for rest of academic year
Student housing giant Unite said on Wednesday that it will not charge rent for students who do not stay in their accommodation for the remainder of the 2019-20 academic year, effectively assuming costs estimated at between £90 mln and £125 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCEREIT disposes of 12 assets across Western Europe for €66m
Cromwell European Real Estate Investment Trust (CEREIT) has completed the sale of 12 industrial/logistics assets in France, Denmark and the Netherlands for €65.7 mln to funds advised by US management group Blackstone.
