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PropertyEU ArchiveCS Euroreal sells €41m Berlin landmark office building to Signature Capital
Irish-German investment manager Signature Capital has bought a Berlin office building from Credit Suisse Asset Management's CS Euroreal fund.
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PropertyEU ArchiveChina's R&F inks €185m purchase of London redevelopment site
Chinese developer R&F Properties has agreed to buy Vauxhall Square in London for £157.77 mln (€184.5 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveFears of a real estate sector bubble are misplaced, INREV hears
Yields for core properties in prime locations may be trending towards levels below the previous boom period in 2006-07, but there are no signs of a bubble, delegates heard on Tuesday at the annual Inrev conference in Berlin.
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M7 raises equity, secures Starwood debt for central Europe fund
Capital raising for debut central European fund brought to a close
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Cording buys €143m German portfolio for Sparinvest, Esas
DIC Asset sells 10 offices to joint venture
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NewsTrade bodies sign up to INREV's principles for UK-EU relations
ALFI the latest organisation to support Brexit focus group
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Patron buys malls as it earmarks €500m for Spanish investments
Opportunistic manager teams up with Eurofund Capital Partners for three assets
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Cromwell renews takeover attempt of Investa Office Fund
Unsolicited bid the latest in a series of moves to buy Australia property fund
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INREV: Drop in fundraising levels raises questions over deployment
Annual conference in Berlin reveals that real estate vehicles raised €122bn
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People moves: NN's Marieke van Kamp to chair INREV
Matthias Thomas to join German company GIG as chief executive
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PropertyEU ArchiveAXA IMRA buys Pfizer's Paris HQ for French fund
AXA Investment Managers - Real Assets (AXA IMRA) has bought the French headquarters of pharmaceutical giant Pfizer on behalf of its AXA Selectiv' Immo fund.
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PropertyEU ArchiveFinnish office firm hires asset manager from Barings
Helsinki-based office investment firm Antilooppi has appointed Esa Mattila as its new head of asset management.
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PropertyEU Archive16 property associations back Inrev plea for no Brexit barriers
Five European property associations and 11 national ones have backed Inrev's key principles for future EU-UK relations that call on policymakers to maintain market access and avoid any new barriers to cross-border real estate investment post Brexit.
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PropertyEU ArchiveM7 buys Budapest logistics park for first CEE fund
M7 Real Estate, the pan-European multi-let property specialist, has acquired a 65,000 m2 logistics park in Budapest from a joint venture of CA Immo Group and Union Investment.
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PropertyEU ArchiveInrev appoints NN Group’s Marieke van Kamp as new chairperson
Marieke van Kamp has been appointed as the new chairperson of the European Association for Investors in Non-Listed Real Estate (Inrev).
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PropertyEU ArchivePatron Capital and Eurofund acquire three Spanish malls for redevelopment
Private equity firm Patron Capital and Spanish retail specialist Eurofund Capital Partners have acquired three shopping centres in Spain with a combined area of nearly 45,000 m2.
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PropertyEU ArchiveEurope is investor darling as non-listed RE raises €122b in 2016
Europe remains a favourite with global property investors, according to the latest Inrev-backed Capital Raising Survey which shows vehicles with a European strategy attracted 46% of the €121.8 bn that flowed into non-listed real estate last year.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCording buys German office portfolio for €143m
UK-based Cording Real Estate Group has bought a portfolio of 10 German office assets for €143 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveData centre developers buy Amsterdam airport sites for €35m
Dutch private real estate firm Chipshol has sold a business park near Amsterdam's Schiphol airport to two data centre developers for €35 mln.
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PropertyEU Archive‘UK government underestimates Brexit process’, ex-ECB official tells Inrev
The looming divorce between the UK and the European Union will take at least five to 10 years to complete and will be far more complicated than the UK government expects, a former member of the executive board of the European Central Bank told the annual Inrev conference in Berlin ...
