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PropertyEU ArchiveAXA IMRA agrees Berlin hotel sale-and-leaseback deal
AXA Investment Managers - Real Assets (AXA IMRA) has agreed to acquire a four-star Berlin hotel via a sale-and-leaseback transaction with the Spanish-headquartered Abba Hotels.
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PropertyEU ArchiveInternos disposes of four assets in France for €50m
Internos, the pan-European investment manager, has disposed of four assets in France for a total of €50 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCambridge & Counties increases UK real estate lending to €679m in 2016
Cambridge & Counties saw its property lending balances grow by £167 mln to £588 mln (€679 mln) in 2016, a rise of 41%.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAtrium sees earnings slip as Russia continues to bite
CEE shopping centre owner Atrium European Land saw earnings per share slip 6% in 2016 following a 15% decline in net rental income (NRI) from the company’s Russian operations.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUnion Investment pays €62m for Skanska's Maraton office in Poznan
Union Investment Real Estate has acquired the recently delivered Maraton office property in the Polish city of Poznan, from developer Skanska, for €62 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveOrion raises €1.5b for European RE Fund V
Orion Capital Managers has collected a total of €1.5 bn of investor equity commitments for its fifth European real estate fund.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBuwog boosts earnings by 14%, steps up development pipeline
Buwog, the German-Austrian residential property group, saw recurring funds from operations (FFO) rise 14% to €85.4 mln in the first nine months of the 2016/17 fiscal year as a €277 mln fair-value adjustment boosted gross rental yield to 5.2%.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHines and Universal spend €190m on Spanish high street for BVK
Hines and Universal-Investment have deployed €190 mln in two high street property transactions in Spain on behalf of the €1.3 bn mandate from German pension investor BVK.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBRIEFING Asian investors up exposure to European real estate
Asian investors, including many newcomers, are increasing their investments in European real estate despite geopolitical concerns, experts told PropertyEU’s Global Capital Flows & Investment Roundtable which took place at Mipim in Cannes.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBRIEFING Undersupply fuels European student housing market
Universities in continental Europe are attracting more international students but the supply of purpose-built accommodation is lagging behind.
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Legal & General, PGGM expand UK build-to-rent joint venture
Bath development to consist of 170 new homes
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NewsPrincipal fund sells in San Francisco as it reduces office weighting
Office tower at 150 Spear offloaded as US Property Account plans to sell more
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LaSalle's ERAFP mandate makes debut Dutch investment
Investment manager buys office property in Amsterdam for French pension scheme
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Blackstone buys Dutch light-industrial portfolio from HIG Capital
Deal follows announcement of €1.28bn purchase with M7 of Hansteen portfolio
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PropertyEU ArchiveLog4Real champions energy efficiency in European logistics
German logistics real estate developer Log4Real is incorporating global industrial energy management systems into its recently launched European expansion programme, with new sustainable technologies aimed at transforming the market's traditional tenant and investment model.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBRIEFING Scotland looks to Europe for foreign investment
Whether or not a second independence referendum takes place or not, Scotland is already looking beyond the UK and has developed a comprehensive strategy to strengthen the economy and attract foreign investments into the real estate sector.
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PropertyEU ArchiveChinese developer acquires City of London office for €111m
Beijing Capital Development Holdings, one of the largest state-owned real estate developers in China, has emerged victorious in a bidding process to acquire an office property in the City of London for £96.5 mln (€111 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveLaSalle picks emerging Amsterdam hub for ERAFP's first Dutch deal
LaSalle Investment Management has paid €130 mln for the 64,000 m2 Bright Offices complex in the Sloterdijk sub-market of Amsterdam as its first Dutch investment on behalf of its mandate for French pension fund ERAFP.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMulti remains committed to Turkish market
Shopping centre developer Multi Corporation, owned by US private equity giant Blackstone, has confirmed that it does not plan to sell its portfolio in Turkey.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBlackstone expands Dutch light industrial holdings with €130m buy from HIG
US private equity firm Blackstone has acquired 264,000 m2 of light industrial multi-let properties in the Netherlands from HIG Capital for €130 mln, a day after announcing a €1.3 bn buy of similar assets in the Netherlands and Germany from UK REIT Hansteen.
