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Peakside to buy AIB's Polish property fund business
European real estate private equity firm Peakside Capital has entered into agreements to acquire Allied Irish Bank's Polish property fund management subsidiary and its interests in two Polonia Property Funds.
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NAI apollo hires new head of research
German property adviser NAI apollo group has recruited Konrad Kanzler to head its research division. A doctor of economic geography, Kanzler has been responsible for the research division of NAI apollo residential advisory since November 2010. He will now lead the entire real estate research activities throughout the NAI ...
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C&W appoints new property and asset management boss
Aneta Rogowicz-Ga鲁a has been appointed head of Property & Asset Management Department at Cushman & Wakefield Poland. She will be responsible for overseeing and coordinating the activities of the property and asset management department.
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CBRE Realty Trust buys UK distribution centre
CB Richard Ellis Realty Trust, through its UK joint venture with the Goodman Group, has acquired a 146,491 sq ft (14,000 m2) Class A distribution centre in Rugby, UK. Financial details were not disclosed.
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CEE volumes hit by lack of financing and product
Real estate volumes for Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) have started to decline from the high of EUR 11.2 bn in 2011 due to a lack of bank financing and product availability, according to Jos Tromp, head of CEE research and consulting at CBRE.
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Cross-border opportunities in Nordics include resi and municipal properties
Cross-border real estate investors active in the Nordics tend to favour shopping centres, but other segments offer attractive returns as well, according to panellists at PropertyEU's Nordic Investment Briefing held at CBRE麓s office in London last week.
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Ikea draws Debenhams to Moscow
Ikea Shopping Centres Russia has lined up UK department store Debenhams for its Mega Belaya Dacha in Moscow. The opening, which is scheduled for September 2012, will mark Debenham's debut in Russia. The announcement follows hard on the heels of a deal with Sweden's H&M to open five further stores ...
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Funding gap spawns spate of debt funds
A growing number of investment managers is moving into the real estate debt market as they seek to benefit from attractive lending margins and fill the gap left by retreating banks. Following in the footsteps of the likes of AXA, Allianz, Metlife and M&G, Henderson Global Investors said it is ...
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European listed sector shows signs of rebound
Europe's listed property sector picked up momentum in March, returning 4.54% on average - the third month in a row in positive territory. After sharp losses in 2011, the industry recovered some ground, showing 8% growth in total in the first quarter of the year, data provided by Amsterdam-based Global ...
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Deka snaps up Guardian HQ in London for EUR 283m
German open-ended fund manager Deka Immobilien has closed another high-profile acquisition this week with the purchase of Kings Place in London鈥檚 King Cross from Parabola Land in an off-market transaction worth 拢235 mln (EUR 283 mln). The property is earmarked for Deka's open ended fund WestInvest InterSelect.
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Multi Development opens EUR 390m Boulevard Berlin
Multi Development's German office has announced the opening to the public of Boulevard Berlin, one of the largest inner-city retail centres in Germany, with a rental space of 76,000 m2, about 160 rental units for retail stores, services and dining concepts and a fitness centre.
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France's Gecina places EUR 650m bond
French office giant Gecina has announced the placement of a EUR 650 mln bond as it continues to diversify its financial resources.
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Wereldhave unveils EUR 90m revamp of Finnish mall
Wereldhave's Finnish office has commenced a EUR 90 mln project to renovate It盲keskus, Finland's largest shopping centre first opened in 1984.
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Citycon acquires Arabia shopping centre in Helsinki
Finnish listed retail specialist Citycon has bought the Arabia shopping centre in Helsinki, Finland, for just less than EUR 20 mln from Tapiola Group.
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Allianz buys remaining stake in Hamburg鈥檚 Europa Passage
German investor Allianz Real Estate has purchased a 45% stake in the EUR 430 mln Europa Passage shopping centre in Hamburg from HSH Nordbank.
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Bank Austria offloads G枚tzis business park
Bank Austria Real Invest has announced the sale of the Vorarlberg business park in G枚tzis, Austria to life sciences group Prisma.
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Hammerson picked for Croydon development
Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) and IBRC Assurance Company (IBRCAC) have signed an exclusive agreement with UK REIT Hammerson as the preferred partner for the management and redevelopment of the Whitgift Centre in Croydon, UK.
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Deutsche Pfandbriefbank to re-open Nordic office
German property lender Deutsche Pfandbriefbank expects to be able to re-open its Stockholm office this summer. Anders Tagt, head of the bank's Nordic business, said he hoped to receive the licence from the Swedish authorities shortly.
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GRESB to join forces with GRI on sustainability
Thirty of the world鈥檚 largest pension asset managers, the major real estate industry associations and a large group of stakeholders have put their weight behind the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB), which this week released its third annual sustainability survey.
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Valad completes EUR 1.1b debt refinancing of Duke
Valad, the European multi-let real estate investment manager, has completed a EUR 1.1 bn (拢950 million) refinancing of DUKE, its real estate joint venture with Lloyds Banking Group. This extends the term of the debt facilities to December 2016.
