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PropertyEU ArchiveCOMMENT Blackstone woos wealthy lawyers and dentists
US private equity giant Blackstone is gearing up to become not just an alternatives investment manager but one that is heading in the direction of being a large-scale money manager, writes Robin Marriott, editor of PropertyEU CapitalWatch.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMAPIC Up to 50% of human roles to be stripped out of retail industry
Up to 50% of human roles will be stripped out of the retail industry in the next two decades, as technology broadens its reach, delegates heard today at the PropertyEU Retail Innovation & Technology briefing at MAPIC in Cannes.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBritish Land unveils €220m London redevelopment
UK REIT British Land has announced plans to invest £196 mln (€220 mln) in the redevelopment of an office building at Regent's Place in London's West End after having finalised terms on a pre-let of the office space to media and digital communications specialist Dentsu Aegis Network.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCording makes UK private rented sector debut
Northern European real estate investment management firm Cording Real Estate said on Thursday that it has made its first build to rent investment in the UK private rented sector (PRS).
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PropertyEU ArchiveANALYSIS London office investment goes through the roof
Insatiable foreign appetite propelled Central London investment volumes 50% higher in the first nine months of the year. Over on the Continent, big-ticket transactions were also the order of day.
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PropertyEU ArchiveOxford, Madison close €625m Sony Center financing
Oxford Properties and Madison International have closed a €625 mln loan with a club of three banks to finance the Sony Center in Berlin.
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PropertyEU ArchiveKoreans snap up Düsseldorf office complex for €240m
Germany's Quantum Group has announced the acquisition of the MIK office complex in Düsseldorf on behalf of a consortium of Korean institutional investors led by Capstone Asset Management.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMAPIC Non-retail tenants boost shopping centre performance
Non-retail tenants - including food and beverage (F&B) operators, leisure and community amenities – help boost the performance as well as the rental values of shopping centres, according to a new study published by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and JLL.
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PropertyEU ArchiveEdiston Property inks €161m UK warehouse purchase
UK REIT Ediston Property Investment said that it has entered into a conditional agreement to acquire four retail warehouse parks in the UK from technology supplier Stadium Group for a total of £144 mln (€161 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveEY names new head of real estate and hospitality for Central Europe
Ernst & Young has appointed Jakub Stanislav as new head of its real estate and hospitality team in Central Europe, starting from this month.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMAPIC Demographics biggest challenge facing retail sector
The biggest challenge facing the retail sector today isn’t e-commerce, but demographics, Bill Kistler, ICSC’s executive vice president and managing director for EMEA told PropertyEU’s Consumer, Retail & Investment Trends briefing at Mapic on Wednesday.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMAPIC Unibail-Rodamco kicks off 2 major development projects in France
Europe’s largest listed commercial property company Unibail-Rodamco has unveiled plans for two major development projects in Paris and Lyon during the Mapic retail trade fair in Cannes.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUK Commercial Trust to forward fund Newcastle hotel project
UK Commercial Property Trust, advised by Standard Life Investments, is forward funding the development of a four-star Maldron Hotel in Newcastle city centre in the UK for £32 mln (€36 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveInvestors should focus on PRS and last-mile logistics - Aberdeen
The private rented residential and last-mile logistics sectors are the most promising property investment sectors in Europe, according to Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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Washington State plans $750m commitment with Stonepeak for infrastructure
Washington State, Stonepeak create Evergreen Investment Partners
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NewsFuture Fund and CPPIB sell Australian shopping malls for AUD500m
AMP Capital and an unknown investor acquire assets from Vicinity fund
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M&G's Infracapital raises £1.25bn for first greenfield infrastructure fund
Pension funds, insurance companies account for 85% of capital committed
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Aberdeen Standard awarded $1bn multi-manager mandate [updated]
Neither Identity nor geographical domicile of investor disclosed
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Aberdeen Standard to raise £250m in IPO for logistics fund
New European logistics investment company to be listed on London Stock Exchange
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PropertyEU ArchiveMAPIC - London's New Bond St overtakes Champs Élysées to become world’s third most expensive shopping street
Soaring rents have seen London’s New Bond Street rise to become the world’s third most expensive retail street, while New York’s Upper 5th Avenue and Hong Kong’s Causeway Bay retain their first and second place rankings, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
