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MagazineInvestor Profiles: Italy
Italian pension funds have been busy diversifying into both real estate and infrastructure
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Rabobank sells majority of Bouwfonds Investment Management
Real assets investment arm transferred to CommonWealth Investments
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CPPIB and Longfor Properties extend JV in China
CPPIB will invest around RMB4.20bn in the projects
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JPMAM expands real estate global client portfolio team
Marie-Claire Bolton and Masami Takizawa appointed executive directors
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AIIM buys minority stake in Amandi IPP power plant in Ghana
The investment is financed through African Infrastructure Investment Fund 3
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ESR-REIT and Viva Industrial confirm merger talks
Viva says talks did not constitute a takeover offer
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NewsGIP consortium buys Partners Group's Japan Solar stake
Partners Group said sale was ahead of original disposal plan and provides an attractive return
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PIC invests £40m in UK housing association
PIC invested the funds funds in long-dated, senior secured debt issued by Halton Housing
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PropertyEU ArchiveFCCA greenlights YIT and Lemminkäinen merger
The Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority (FCCA) has given the green light for the merger of Finnish builders YIT Corporation and Lemminkäinen.
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PropertyEU ArchiveWestminster Real Estate buys St. Pancras centre for €34m
London property investor Westminster Real Estate has purchased the St Pancras Commercial Centre on behalf of clients for €34 mln from CBRE Global Investors.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBRIEFING Spain trumps UK as favoured investment location
Spain is ahead of the UK and second only to Germany as international investors’ favoured destination in Europe, delegates heard at the PropertyEU Outlook 2018: Europe & Spain Investment Briefing, which was held at the Madrid offices of law firm CMS last week.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBRIEFING Catalonia-Madrid standoff impacts investment
The standoff in Catalonia between Madrid and supporters of the independence movement has had a negative impact on investments in real estate but the region will bounce back, panellists agreed at PropertyEU's Outlook 2018: Europe & Spain Investment Briefing, which was held in Madrid last week.
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PropertyEU ArchiveTwentyTwo launches €1b French residential REIT
European real estate investment firm TwentyTwo Real Estate and its subsidiary Scaprim have launched Powerhouse Habitat, a private residential REIT backed by institutional investors BNP Paribas Cardif and Société Générale Insurance.
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PropertyEU ArchiveRolls-Royce appoints Cushman & Wakefield on global mandate
Power Systems giant Rolls-Royce has appointed Cushman & Wakefield to an expanded role supporting its global property requirements following a competitive tender process.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMitiska enters Portugal with two retail purchases
European retail park investor Mitiska REIM has entered Portugal with two acquisitions – Parque Mondego in Coimbra and Focus Park Canidelo in Greater Porto - from CBRE Global Investors and Temprano Capital Partners respectively.
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PropertyEU ArchiveApache and Moda save UK PRS scheme after Carillion collapse
Private real estate investment management firm Apache Capital Partners and build-to-rent developer Moda Living have engaged sister company Caddick Construction on their £154 mln (€175 mln) Angel Gardens scheme in Manchester, following the collapse of the project's contractor Carillion.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCresa Polska hires BTS expert Lukoszko
Marcin Lukoszko has joined the industrial and warehouse department of the Polish office of global tenant-only real estate advisory firm Cresa as a senior advisor on BTS (built-to-suit) and BTO (built-to-own) projects.
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PropertyEU ArchiveColliers appoints Lazar as managing partner in Romania
Colliers International has announced that Laurentiu Lazar, a senior partner in its investment and valuation services team, will take over as the new managing partner of its business in Romania, effective March 2018.
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PropertyEU ArchivePRIVATE EQUITY LETTER Evolution of the species
PropertyEU deputy editor-in-chief Robin Marriott looks at the likely impact of the Aon Townsend takeover on European real estate investment managers.
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PropertyEU ArchiveThe UK has the most flexible offices in the world - C&W
London remains the global capital for co-working spaces, ahead of New York, according to new research from Cushman & Wakefield.
