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NewsUK property group Harworth buys £44m logistics asset in South Yorkshire
The purchase price reflects a net initial yield of 5.4%
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NewsPartners Group adds €260m residential portfolio to Italian assets
Âé¶¹Ó³» deal lifts global private market firm’s residential property portfolio in Italy to €800m
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NewsHamilton Lane launches ‘evergreen’ infrastructure funds
Launch underscores Hamilton Lane’s continued commitment to expand access to private markets and builds on the firm’s existing $8.9bn evergreen platform -
NewsAbrdn appoints Kadono Japan real estate head to lead new PGGM mandate
Kadono will oversee the management of 3,300 rental homes as Abrdn embarks on the new mandate
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NewsHarrison Street raises $2.5bn at final close for ninth US opportunistic fund
Existing fund series investors made up around 60% of total commitments
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NewsAres to acquire global arm of GLP Capital Partners for $3.7bn
Acquisition of global logistics and data centre specialist excludes Greater China business
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NewsRoyal London enters UK build to rent sector
Both assets will be managed by its newly launched residential property management platform, ProperTies Living
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NewsPenSam partners with Cromwell to target logistics in Denmark and Sweden
Cromwell will invest an initial €200m for PenSam over three years
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NewsBlue Owl expands digital infrastructure strategy with $1bn IPI purchase
Iconiq Capital and Iron Point sell $10bn infrastructure fund manager
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NewsKinnerton links with Avenue to lend €200m to Nordic RE developers
Duo target €200m of real estate lending over next 12 months
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News​DC Retirement backs Carlyle’s US opportunistic real estate fund
Carlyle Realty Partners X is seeking to raise $8bn with a hard cap of $10bn
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PropertyEU ArchiveMore workouts needed to solve German distress, says CBRE’s Mende
A lack of willing sellers is hampering deal activity in Germany, while more structured workouts are needed to resolve distressed situations, according to Kai Mende, CEO Germany at CBRE.
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PropertyEU ArchivePropertyEU meets: Alexandre Grellier, CEO, Drooms
Alexandre Grellier, CEO of Drooms, joins PropertyEU during his visit to Expo Real 2024 to discuss the growing demand for data room technology.
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PropertyEU ArchiveVengrove expands into Germany with Munich office
London-based real estate investment manager Vengrove has taken the first step in its European expansion, with the opening of its first permanent European office, located in Munich, Germany.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCRIM: ‘Residential more attractive than commercial or retail'
Residential real estate in Europe has proven to be a resilient and rewarding investment and the outlook for the sector remains positive, Michael Keune, managing director of Catella Residential Investment Management (CRIM), told PropertyEU at Expo Real.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAXA IM Alts: Competition for select assets increasing as values stabilise
Philippe Grasser, head of European transactions at AXA IM Alts, sees an upswing in sentiment among delegates at Expo Real, which is also being reflected on the ground in an uptick in deal activity.
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PropertyEU ArchivePensam and Cromwell launch €200m logistics investment JV
Pensam, a Danish pension company, and real estate investor and fund manager Cromwell Property Group, have launched a partnership to invest in light-industrial and logistics real estate in Denmark and Sweden.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGLP urges industry to focus on embodied carbon
The development sector needs to have a relentless focus on reducing embodied carbon in construction, Natali Cooper, Europe head of portfolio, asset management and ESG at developer GLP urged at Expo Real in Munich.
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PropertyEU ArchiveIndustrious expands to Germany with first location in Berlin
Industrious, a global flexible workplace company, has announced its first entry into the German market with a new location in Berlin, developed in partnership with Brookfield Properties Germany.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHines: Market sentiment improving, but still a way to go
The mood at Expo Real is vastly improved compared to 2023, but further interest rate cuts will be required before the market fully recovers, according to Jorge Duarte, fund manager at Hines.


