Â鶹ӳ» reports – Page 2005
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PropertyEU ArchiveHamborner REIT acquires Cologne office for €49m
Hamborner REIT has purchased an office in the German city of Cologne for €49 mln, reflecting a gross initial yield of 5.6%.
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PropertyEU ArchiveNewRiver enters EPRA Developed Europe Index
NewRiver REIT, a London-listed retail property specialist, has been accepted for inclusion in the FTSE EPRA/NAREIT Developed Europe Index, raising the total number of index constituents to 101.
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PropertyEU ArchiveArt-Invest acquires Dorint hotel, Mannheim
Art-Invest Real Estate has acquired the Dorint Kongresshotel Mannheim for its hotel management to core fund from E&P Real Estate for an undisclosed sum.
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PropertyEU ArchiveJLL appoints international director for Poland
JLL has promoted Anna Mlyniec, head of office agency and tenant representation at JLL Poland, to international director, the firm’s most senior leadership level.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHemfosa acquires €90m Swedish portfolio
Stockholm-listed Hemfosa Fastigheter has acquired a portfolio of eleven properties in Sweden worth SEK 875 mln (€89.4 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveBouwinvest opens high street scheme in Amsterdam
Bouwinvest has officially opened its 27,500 m2 'Nowadays' high street redevelopment project in the centre of Amsterdam.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBlackstone sells €350m London hotel to Muirgold - report
Blackstone has sold the DoubleTree by Hilton hotel at the Tower of London to the Bhatia family, owners of hotel operator and developer Muirgold, for a rumoured £300 mln (€350 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveRockspring concludes €115m of deals with Dutch shed sale
Rockspring has sold the final asset in its Dutch light industrial portfolio, on behalf of Rockspring TransEuropean Property Limited Partnership V (TEP V), achieving a 26% per annum unleveraged internal rate of return.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMagnolia and Alecta buy €70m Swedish mall for resi scheme
Swedish housebuilder Magnolia Bostad and pension fund Alecta pensionsförsäkring have jointly acquired a shopping centre in Sweden from CBRE Global Investors, with a plan to add 2000 apartments to the plot.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHB Reavis appoints new head of investment management
Pan-European developer HB Reavis has appointed George Leslie as its new head of investment management.
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PropertyEU ArchiveSkanska acquires Warsaw office development plot for €43m
Skanska, the Swedish-headquartered construction and real estate development group, has purchased 3,000 m2 of land for €43 mln to construct an office project in Warsaw.
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PropertyEU ArchiveNorthern Irish pension scheme picks M&G for PRS mandate
The Northern Ireland Local Government Officers Superannuation Committee (NILGOSC) has committed £100 mln (€119 mln) to M&G Real Estate’s UK residential property strategy.
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PropertyEU ArchiveÆrium acquires UK and German assets for €203m
Pan-European real estate investment manager Ærium has completed acquisitions worth €203 mln in the UK and Germany, across the retail and office sectors, as well as €153 mln of disposals.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCTP acquires industrial properties in Hungary
Central Europe specialist CTP has purchased two logistics and manufacturing facilities in Hungary with a combined floor space of 82,000 m2 from Industrial Securities. The transaction volume was not disclosed.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHenderson Park hires two new principals
Henderson Park, the new European real estate investment platform founded by Nick Weber, has appointed Michael Jenkinson, from Goldman Sachs, and Adel Oucherif, from CQS, as principals to its investment team.
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PropertyEU ArchiveVerdion hires CBRE to manage €500m European shed portfolio
Verdion has appointed CBRE to manage its €500 mln pan-European logistics portfolio.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBattersea techno-hub to defy Brexit blues
A new ‘techno-hub’ is being created on the South Bank of the Thames in London and offices are in great demand, defying post-Brexit uncertainty.
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PropertyEU ArchiveJean-Marc Jestin takes helm at Klépierre
Jean-Marc Jestin has been appointed to succeed Laurent Morel as CEO of listed European shopping centre landlord Klépierre.
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PropertyEU ArchiveABN Amro beats ING REF in Dutch market
ABN Amro Real Estate Finance (REF) has emerged as the biggest real estate lender in the Netherlands in the first half of 2016 in terms of new loan production, according to the latest survey of top Dutch financiers by PropertyEU’s Dutch sister publication PropertyNL.
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