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PropertyEU ArchiveH2 OUTLOOK 'Niche assets should not distract investors from core sectors in Germany'
The lure of niche sectors for real estate investors in the search for yield must not distract from core sectors like offices, as in Germany vacancy rates are near all-time lows because of years of little or no development activity. The opportunities and possible pitfalls of traditional investments were discussed ...
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PropertyEU ArchiveSkanska invests 鈧�30m in phase I of Warsaw office project
Swedish construction and development group Skanska has invested €30m in the first phase of the office complex Spark located in Warsaw.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUK property stocks take a fresh beating after Brexit vote
UK property stocks took a fresh beating on Monday after plunging into the red on Friday on the news that Britain is to exit the EU.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCatella in complex joint venture on new artificial island in Copenhagen
Catella has acted as financial advisor on an extraordinary residential development project in Nordhavn, Copenhagen. It is a strategic joint venture between Danish pension fund PensionDanmark, developer Nordkranen and CPH City & Port Development, owned by the Municipality of Copenhagen and the Danish government.
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PropertyEU ArchivePatrizia remains bullish on UK despite Brexit
German real estate group Patrizia Immobilien remains bullish on the UK despite the country’s vote last Thursday to exit the EU, its head of research Marcus Cieleback has told PropertyEU.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCOMMENT Brexit opens up opportunities for continental Europe
The UK vote to exit the EU has only losers, according to Jeppe de Boer, founding partner of Masterdam, an Amsterdam-based real estate corporate finance advisor. But some continental European cities may benefit from the ensuing period of uncertainty and disarray, he argues in a commentary for PropertyEU.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUnion Investment-Investa fund initiative to roll out German office campus vehicle
Union Investment and Investa Capital Management (ICM) are to develop the first special Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) in Germany to give professional investors the opportunity to invest in 'pioneering' working and office structures.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCapman sells five-star hotel property in central Helsinki to Deka
Capman Nordic Real Estate fund has signed an agreement to sell a hotel property on Yrjönkatu 13 in central Helsinki to a fund managed by Deka Immobilien. Capman is converting the property into a 153-room luxury hotel, Hotel St. George, with Kämp Collection Hotels as the operator.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMitsubishi Estate buys into 鈧�338m London office project despite Brexit
The London business of Japanese development group Mitsubishi Estate has acquired a 50% stake in Legal & General Property's 23,225 m2 speculative office development at Hammersmith Road, both sides announced on Friday as the real estate sector mulled the implications of the 'Leave' result of the referendum on whether or not the UK should stay in ...
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PropertyEU ArchiveGreenOak completes acquisition of Madrid office complex
GreenOak Real Estate has completed the acquisition of the 78,500 m2 Las Mercedes office complex in Madrid from Standard Life Investments (SLI).
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PropertyEU ArchiveEditor's Choice: B-Day
The clear-cut victory for the Leave camp in Thursday's UK referendum has left many of us in mainland Europe feeling stranded, disenchanted and somewhat apprehensive.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUK property market braces for a hot summer
The UK property market is bracing itself for a very hot summer after a clear majority of the British public voted to leave the EU in yesterday's historic referendum.
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PropertyEU ArchivePropertyEU brings Brexit impact briefing to US real estate investors
As the international financial and business community continues to reel from the decision by the Britain public to leave the EU, PropertyEU's second annual European Real Estate Investment Outlook in New York on 29 June is timed to give US investors an early briefing on the implications for European real estate.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHermes chief: Brexit signals extended period of low interest rates
Britain's vote on Thursday to exit the EU will trigger political uncertainty within Europe which in turn may lead to a severe global market correction, according to Hermes' CEO Saker Nusseibeh.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUK property leaders warn Brexit heralds a period of 鈥榰nprecedented change鈥�
Property leaders in the UK have warned that an extended period of uncertainty is inevitable following the result of Thursday's referendum to exit the EU.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBrexit will create two-speed London market
The vote by the British electorate to leave the EU will generate a short-term 'Brexit bubble' and then a 'two-speed' London property market could emerge, according to Peter Wetherell, CEO of London-based residential agent Wetherell.
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PropertyEU ArchiveWhat a Brexit may mean for property: 鈥榝light to safety will create winners and losers鈥�
The British vote to leave the European Union after more than four decades of membership has sent shockwaves through continental Europe and parts of the UK today. As experts deliberate what this could mean for both the UK and the EU going forward, London-based firm Blackstock Consulting takes a look at ...
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PropertyEU ArchivePanattoni Europe to develop logistics facility for Dachser in Germany
Panattoni Europe has been awarded a contract to develop a new logistics complex for logistics group Dachser in the Überherrn munipicality in Saarland, Germany.
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PropertyEU ArchiveH2 OUTLOOK 'Mist of uncertainty' set to clear from European property investment market
The mist of uncertainty that has hovered over the first months of 2016 is about to dissipate and transaction volumes in Europe will rise, driven by the ‘wall of money’ that will continue to flow from foreign investors, delegates heard at the PropertyEU European Outlook Investment briefing in Hamburg this week.
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PropertyEU ArchiveTriuva acquires retail and residential property in Brussels for 鈧�24m
German investor Triuva has acquired a residential and commercial building in Brussels' prime retail district for an individual mandate of a German insurance company for around €24 mln in an off-market deal.
