All PropertyEU Archive articles – Page 1435
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GSW purchases 2,800 Berlin apartments
Listed Berlin residential investor GSW said it acquired 2,800 apartments in the German capital over the summer.
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P3 appoints business development manager
PointPark Properties (P3), the pan-Â-European warehouse developer and asset manager, has promoted Nora Hategan as business development manager.
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Deka acquires Edisonhöfe in Berlin
German fund manager Deka Immobilien has acquired the Edisonhöfe mixed-use complex in Berlin.
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DIC Asset reiterates full-year earnings target
Listed German property investor DIC Asset said it is on course to achieve higher earnings in 2013 thanks mainly to growth in its fund management business.
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Danish property developer collapses into bankruptcy
Listed Danish property developer Sjælsø Gruppen has been declared bankrupt but projects already under construction in its home market will continue.
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Deka buys office complex in Bonn
German fund manager Deka Immobilien has acquired the Rheinwerk II complex in the Bonner Bogen office location in Bonn.
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Liechtenstein trust buys mixed-use Vienna property
Palais Immo, a Viennese property company owned by a Liechtenstein-based trust, has acquired a mixed-use building in Vienna for €23.3 mln.
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Catalyst Capital's Peter Kasch to retire
Catalyst Capital, the European real estate investment and asset management firm, has announced that co-founder Peter Kasch has decided to retire.
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Colliers’ Doug Frye: ‘We’re like an iPad’
Colliers International CEO Doug Frye tells PropertyEU why the company’s decentralised business model is one that is set to last for another 50 years.
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Colliers' Frye: ‘Empowering local offices is key to growth’
Colliers International is currently the fastest growing property adviser in both Europe and worldwide, thanks to a unique decentralised approach to the business.
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Cordea Savills snaps up London office
Investment manager Cordea Savills has acquired an office building in the City of London for £40 mln (€46.8 mln) on behalf of a private family office.
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Kungsleden to acquire GE Capital's Swedish property portfolio
Swedish listed property company Kungsleden has signed a memorandum of understanding with GE Capital Real Estate to acquire an 84-asset portfolio.
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Patrizia appoints managing director to fund arm
German listed property company Patrizia Immobilien has named Georg zu Stolberg as co-head of its KAG fund investment arm.
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Redefine buys three German malls
Redefine International is taking over a portfolio of three shopping centres in Germany.
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Duet buys into Dutch listed firm NSI
UK private equity firm Duet Asset Management is taking over a 15% stake in Dutch-listed firm Nieuwe Steen Investments (NSI) from Israeli developer Habas.
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SPONSORED NEWS: Warsaw hosts CEE Shopping Center Forum
Shopping Center Forum - the largest gathering of retailers and shopping center developers in the CEE region - opens at the EXPO XXI center in Warsaw on 18 September.
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GRESB welcomes string of new members
IVBN, the association for Dutch institutional investors operating in the real estate sector, is the latest player to join GRESB, the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark based in Amsterdam.
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LGP invests in UK student homes
Legal & General Property has acquired student accommodation schemes attached to universities in Wales and England.
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Pbb lifts new business by over 50% in H1
Pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank said new lending business more than doubled to €3.4 bn in the first six months of 2013 compared with the year-earlier period.
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AEW Europe offloads logistics assets for €129m
Fund manager AEW Europe has sold a Dutch and German logistics portfolio to Canadian REIT Granite for a total €129 mln.


