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PropertyEU ArchiveGrosvenor unveils leadership reshuffle with exec director to retire
UK property manager Grosvenor Group has announced a reshuffle of its leadership team, as part of succession planning.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHenderson Park smashes target for Euro real estate fund
Pan-European private equity real estate firm Henderson Park has raised $2.2 bn (€1.95 bn) for its first fund, smashing the original target of $950 mln (€840 mln).
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BNP Paribas REIM raises €475m for open-ended eurozone fund
Next Estate Income Fund III has €700m of investment capacity
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Ancala Partners acquires 50% interest in Dragon LNG terminal
Fund manager acquires stake in LNG regasification terminal in the UK from Petronas
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Deutsche Finance International closes debut fund and builds €856m portfolio
Fund raises €436m of equity for operational real estate in Europe
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​PensionDanmark to invest €200m in new residential development
Projects aims to create 45,000sqm of sustainable housing on Køge coast
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People moves: Gordon replaces Noel as president of BPF
Grainger, Landsec, Aviva Investors, Hammerson, Susi Partners, Cromwell
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TPG and Round Hill extend European student housing activities into Germany
New joint venture acquires 2,100 units from Deutsche Real Estate Funds
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Cromwell sells out of Sydney's Northpoint Tower for A$300m
Fund manager sells 1970s building after A$139m refurbishment to JV partner
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NAS Invest buys Nuremberg office building for close to €120m
Air Campus is located in Nordostpark business campus
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AnalysisUS infrastructure plan: Roadkill
It was the one area expected to attract bipartisan support. But the US’s desperately needed infrastructure plan has fallen victim to political gridlock, says Christopher O’Dea
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MagazineGet in the (opportunity) zone
Nearly 9,000 areas in the US have officially become ‘opportunity zones’. Christopher O’Dea asks whether institutional investors should set foot in them
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AnalysisAre European sale and leasebacks about to take off?
With the launch of LeadCrest and a large transaction by Income Realty, the European sale-and-leaseback market suddenly got busier. Rachel Fixsen reports
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AnalysisComing soon: global open-ended funds
Why the emergence of global, open-ended core funds might be more than just a pipe dream. Richard Lowe reports
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Opinion PiecesOpinion: Financing infrastructure after Brexit
While the shape of the UK’s future relationship with its European neighbours is still unclear, the question of how to finance infrastructure fit for the 21st century is equally pressing, argues Darryl Murphy
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Opinion PiecesOpinion: Trade winds of change
What do rising trade tensions between the US and China mean for real assets? Anton Pil looks at the asset class most likely to be affected
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MagazineFlexible workspace: Look beyond WeWork
WeWork is grabbing the headlines with its planned IPO, but the company makes up a small slice of a burgeoning global flexible workspace market, writes John Williams
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MagazineRetail property: Convert it and they will come
With conventional retailing in the UK and US facing unprecedented challenges, could the future of shopping centres be about radically re-engineering sites? Mark Faithfull and Christopher O’Dea report
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MagazineNew York: Still top of the heap
New York continues to demonstrate its resilience as one of the world’s biggest global real estate investment targets. Christopher O’Dea reports
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MagazineAgriculture: Germ of an asset class
Although institutional investment in agriculture remains minimal, this could change with structural shifts on the horizon. Florence Chong reports


