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PropertyEU ArchiveQ1 DEALS Blackstone begins big shopping centre sales drive
US private equity group Blackstone has sold six shopping centres in the Europe since the start of 2017, and has over 20 more set to hit the market.
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PropertyEU ArchiveQ1 DEALS Blackstone starts 2017 with €2.7b of transactions
Blackstone has carried out at least €2.7 bn of real estate transactions in Europe during the first three months of the year, according to deal data analysed by PropertyEU Research.
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INREV: Thomas leaves after seven years as chief executive
CEO to take up role at Berlin-based real estate manager
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PropertyEU ArchiveHong Kong developer regenerates Greenwich Peninsula with €1.1b landmark scheme
Hong Kong developer Knight Dragon is helping to raise the Greenwich Peninsula in London to a new level with a £1 bn (€1.1 bn) landmark mixed-use project designed by Zurich-based architect Santiago Calatrava.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMatthias Thomas to leave Inrev in September
Matthias Thomas is to step down as CEO of the European Association for Investors in Non-Listed Real Estate Vehicles (Inrev) in the autumn.
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PropertyEU ArchiveRedevco acquires Nike store in Glasgow for €29m
Redevco has acquired a high street store, leased to sports retailer Nike, in Glasgow for €29 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAtrium Ljungberg buys Gothenburg office from Blackstone JV for €132m
Atrium Ljungberg has acquired an office building in Gothenburg for SEK 1.26 bn (€132 mln) from a joint venture of Blackstone and Swedish investment manager Areim.
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PropertyEU ArchiveINTERVIEW Cofinimmo bets on medical offices niche
Belgium’s largest listed real estate company Cofinimmo has set its sights on the relatively new niche asset class of medical office buildings, CEO Jean-Edouard Carbonnelle has told PropertyEU in an interview.
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News​Omaha School Employees cuts property allocation by more than half
Pension fund begins fund redemptions as target reduced from 20.3% to 7.5%
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PensionDanmark invests in retail, residential assets
Danish pension funds buys assets in Lyndby, north of Copenhagen
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NewsHenley buys student housing portfolio from CPPIB's Liberty Living
Private equity real estate investor pays £50m for portfolios
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PropertyEU ArchiveEditor's Choice: From Blockchain to Brexit
Last week I promised that the editorial team would try to get a grip on the potential repercussions of Blockchain and other challenges that lie ahead for the industry now that we are out of the Mipim bubble. Here’s a roundup of this week's insights.
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PropertyEU ArchiveZurich acquires Hudson's Bay store in Amsterdam for €200m
Zurich Insurance Group has acquired an Amsterdam retail complex, leased to Canadian department store group Hudson's Bay Company (HBC), for €200 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveJagersma quits at Syntrus Achmea Real Estate & Finance
Henk Jagersma has resigned as management board chairman of Dutch investment manager Syntrus Achmea Real Estate & Finance (SARE&F) after nine years in the job.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBRIEFING ‘Last mile’ a challenge for logistics
The logistics sector in Europe is on a roll, but has to deal with two related challenges: the 'last mile' and technological innovation, delegates heard at PropertyEU's European Logistics Roundtable, which was held at Mipim in March.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBRIEFING Logistics has become a ‘bullet-proof sector’
Demand for logistics is being driven by occupiers and the sector’s fundamentals are so strong that there appear to be no clouds on the horizon, experts agreed at PropertyEU's European Logistics Roundtable, which was held at Mipim 2017.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBRIEFING Technology moves up the real estate agenda
Awareness of new technologies and interest in how innovation can drive up the value of a property is increasing at a phenomenal rate, experts agreed at PropertyEU’s PropTech & Innovation Roundtable which took place at Mipim in March.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBRIEFING Frankfurt looks beyond Brexit
Germany’s financial hub Frankfurt is positioning itself as a ‘globalisation hotspot’ in its bid to attract international investors in different sectors.
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PropertyEU ArchiveSwedish firm acquires DNB's Oslo headquarters for €472m
Swedish real estate company SBB has acquired the headquarters of DNB Bank in Oslo for SEK 4.5 bn (€472 mln), reflecting a net yield of 4.15%.
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Round Hill Capital buys portfolio of German residential assets
Manager targets country’s 15 metropolitan areas
