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NewsSchroders enters new market with Self Storage Company acquisition
Growth in self-storage demand linked to demographic trend, says asset manager
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People moves: Norges Bank’s Sebastian Feix moves to AFIAA [corrected]
AFIAA, Lendlease, Greystar, S&P, LPFA, CBRE Global Investors
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MetLife makes first investment for Florida SBA with deal in San Jose
Acquisition of Orchard Commons office complex comes after 15 months
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Bouwfonds car-park portfolio transfers from Dutch to German investors
European portfolio bought by third fund after more than a decade of Dutch ownership
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PropertyEU ArchiveNew head of transactions at Swiss foundation AFIAA
The Swiss Foundation for International Real Estate Investments, AFIAA, has appointed Sebastian Feix as global head of transactions.
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PropertyEU ArchiveNordics cross-border investment surges 23% - Savills
Cross-border investment into Europe's Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden) rose to €5.5 bn in the first half of 2017, up 23% on the same period in 2016, according to new data from Savills.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUnibail-Rodamco announces €750m share buyback
Europe's largest listed retail REIT Unibail-Rodamco has announced plans to buy back up to €750 mln of shares from investors.
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PropertyEU ArchiveM&G acquires €41.5m Brussels office
International fund manager M&G Real Estate has acquired a prime office building in Brussels for €41.5 mln, representing a net yield of 4.8%, from an unnamed vendor.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCEE deal volumes on target to beat 2016 - Colliers
Real estate investment flows into Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) rose 17% to €5.4 bn year-on-year in the first half of 2017, putting the region well on track to equal 2016’s high of €12.2 bn this year, according to new data from Colliers International.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBrexit slows UK private equity deal flow - Preqin
The volume of private equity real estate (PERE) deals in the UK fell by a third in the 12 months following the EU referendum vote in the country, contrasting with a 31% rise in the rest of Europe, according to new research from alternative assets analyst Preqin.
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PropertyEU ArchiveSchroder UK moves into €48m of self-storage units
International investor Schroder's UK real estate fund (SREF) has completed the purchase of a portfolio of self-storage assets from The Self-Storage Company, for over £44 mln (€48.4 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveHines acquires Munich shopping centre
International real estate firm Hines has purchased the Mira Shopping Centre in Munich on behalf of a German special real estate fund, from a fund managed by GLL Real Estate Partners.
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San Bernardino County to create $150m account with Kayne Anderson
Pension fund to invest across fund manager’s real estate and infrastructure platform
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NewsBlackRock expands its global renewables strategy into Australia
Global real assets fund manager buys majority stake in solar energy projects
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Macquarie and PSP Investments acquire South Australian land registry
Joint venture partners pay AUD1.6bn deal to operate South Australian land titling
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AnalysisInvitation Homes and Starwood create $11bn single-family rental REIT
The creation of largest landlord reflects growing importance of sector for institutions
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PropertyEU ArchiveAEW acquires high-street asset in Madrid for €50m
Global asset manager AEW has acquired a high-street retail asset in Madrid on behalf of its Europe City Retail Fund for around €50 mln, marking the fund’s second purchase in the Spanish market.
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PropertyEU ArchiveParis is always Paris and Berlin is never Berlin
Of all European cities, Berlin stands out as the one where the office landscape has changed most significantly in recent years, writes Tony Smedley, head of Schroder European REIT.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGecina gets green light for Eurosic takeover
French REIT Gecina announced earlier this week that it has received approval from the French antitrust authorities for its friendly takeover of smaller Paris-listed peer Eurosic.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAsian investors continue to head for London despite Brexit
The record-breaking Walkie Talkie deal at end-July by a Hong Kong oyster sauce company followed a bumper first half for the London office investment market and more trophy transactions are on the way despite Brexit, according to adviser Savills.
