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PropertyEU ArchiveCorestate Capital buys €670m of German micro-apartments for BVK
Corestate Capital has acquired 1,700 newly built micro-apartments on behalf of German pension giant Bayerische Versorgungskammer (BVK). The combined asset value after completion will be €670 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveEurocommercial bags €116m Swedish mall from CBRE GI
European retail REIT Eurocommercial has acquired Valbo shopping centre in Gävle, Sweden from CBRE Global Investors. The price of SEK 1.14 bn (€116 mln) represents a yield of around 5.3%.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBlackstone in talks to sell €200m+ retail portfolio in Italy
US asset management giant Blackstone is in advanced negotiations to sell a portfolio of six shopping centres across Italy with a target size of over €200 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveInvesco inks triple office deal for €140m
Global investment manager Invesco Real Estate (IRE) has acquired three Class-A offices in Milan, Prague and Munich on behalf of a German client for €140 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveTOP INVESTORS Europa Capital transacts €1b as net-seller of real estate in 2017
Europa Capital was a net seller of investments from its value-add funds in 2017, as it completed another year of transactions in excess of €1 bn.
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PropertyEU ArchiveActivumSG raises record €489m for new real estate fund
ActivumSG (ASG) has closed its latest fund with a record €489 mln of capital commitments, PropertyEU can reveal.
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LACERS mulls allocation upgrade for private real estate
US pension fund plans to raise private real estate allocation from 5% to 8%
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APG and Hines partner on €450m BTR project in Dublin
JV will build 1,221 BTR apartments, along with street level shops and cafes in Cherrywood
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Does fundraising slowdown mark a turning point for real estate markets?
In a record year for private-market fundraising, real estate bucks the trend
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Bouwinvest fund buys further 449 apartments from COD
Deal takes total investment in NDSM former shipyard area to €240m
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Patrizia renames Sparinvest and gives top job to Mads Rude
Danish fund of funds manager now integrated into Patrizia
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GIC, CPPIB and Cortland Partners form US Multifamily Real Estate JV
The JV will target initial equity investment of US$550m
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PropertyEU ArchiveJLL appoints new country manager for Slovakia
Agent JLL has appointed Peter Nitschneider as country manager of its Slovak business, based in Bratislava, with effect from 1 January 2018.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAberdeen European logistics trust inks 1st deal after IPO
Aberdeen's new UK-listed logistics investment trust has announced the acquisition of its first asset after raising £187.5 mln (€212 mln) in an Initial Public Offering on the London stock exchange last month.
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PropertyEU ArchiveNorthern Horizon's care fund shops in Sweden and Finland
Northern Horizon’s third specialist institutional healthcare real estate fund, the Nordic Aged Care Fund, has agreed to acquire a total of nine care homes in Sweden and Finland, representing a total investment of around €100 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAEW Ciloger acquires Paris CBD property for €30m
Real estate asset manager AEW Ciloger has acquired an office-led building in Paris’ CBD, on behalf of the Fructipierre Fund. The financial details of the transaction were not disclosed, but the price is believed to be around €30 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveSierra fund sells majority share in two Portuguese malls
Portuguese shopping centre owner Sonae Sierra is joining forces with bank assurance group Ocidental to acquire two shopping centres from the Sierra Fund.
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PropertyEU ArchiveTOP INVESTORS DTZ Investors completes €948m of UK property deals in 2017
DTZ Investors - part of Cushman & Wakefield - completed £700 mln (€948 mln) of commercial real estate transactions in the UK during 2017.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGerald Eve recruits new London offices partner
Gerald Eve has strengthened its London Offices team with the recruitment of Patrick Ryan as partner.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMarathon's London arm enters CEE with Budapest office buy
MCAP Global Finance, the London-based subsidiary of global investment manager Marathon Asset Management, has made its first foray in the Hungarian commercial real estate market with the purchase of the Népliget Center Office Building for an undisclosed price.
