All PropertyEU Archive articles – Page 981
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PropertyEU ArchiveUBM sells two hotels to Amundi for €85m
UBM Development has sold a 3-star Ibis hotel and the 4-star Novotel in Vienna to a fund managed by French asset manager Amundi Real Estate in a forward deal totalling €85 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchivePanattoni developing €95m shed for Amazon
Panattoni Europe is building a warehouse facility for Amazon in Poland totalling 161,500 m2 of space.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBlackRock acquires UK wind farm
A fund managed by BlackRock Real Assets has completed the acquisition of a wind farm in the UK from innogy.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMeyer Bergman buys retail-anchored Berlin asset
A value-add fund advised by Meyer Bergman has purchased the Topas Arkade building in Berlin’s Friedrichstrasse for an undisclosed sum.
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PropertyEU ArchiveIDI Gazeley sells six Italy and Spain assets to Blackstone
IDI Gazeley has completed the sale of six logistics assets across Italy and Spain to real estate funds managed by Blackstone.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGroovy Dockland offices and a gong for AXA’s CEO
A new 'Republic' is bringing the groove back to the London Docklands, while the new mayor is trying to put figures on foreign ownership in his city and a French insurer is giving a concrete signal of its belief in the post-Brexit capital. Three themes in Peter Bill's Letter from London.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBRIEFING Value-add reigns in ‘recovered’ Spain
Although Spain's GDP is growing faster than in other European countries, some fundamentals are lagging, making it difficult to justify red-hot property pricing, writes PropertyEU Deals editor Cormac Mac Ruairi.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCBRE GI buys Karstadt stores in Düsseldorf
CBRE Global Investors has purchased two Karstadt properties in Düsseldorf on behalf of a German seperate account client. The price was not disclosed.
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PropertyEU ArchiveEurope delivering faltering growth - CBRE
The European strongholds of Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Milan, Munich and Paris are all still delivering growth, although the outlook for 2017 is less optimistic, says CBRE's Global Gateway Cities report, released this week.
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PropertyEU ArchiveItalian real estate is due for a private investment renaissance - Preqin
Private investment in Italian real estate is due a renaissance, Andrew Moylan, head of real estate products at Preqin, the funds data specialist tells PropertyEU.
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PropertyEU ArchiveUPDATE: Valad CEO eyes second closing in Q1 2017 after launch of first core European fund
Cromwell's European fund business Valad is seeking a second close for its newly launched European Cities Income Fund (CECIF) by Q1 2017, the company’s CEO David Kirby told PropertyEU.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCromwell/Valad launch core €2b European Cities fund
Sydney-listed Cromwell Property Group and its European business Valad have launched Cromwell European Cities Income Fund (CECIF) after securing commitments from institutional investors and the acquisition of a €205 mln seed portfolio comprising three Dutch assets.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGPR 250 Europe Index closes 7.4% lower in October
European listed property, as represented in the GPR 250 Europe Index, closed 7.4% lower in October.
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PropertyEU ArchiveConwert sells commercial portfolio for €331m
Austrian residential property specialist Conwert has sold a commercial real estate portfolio to HanseMerkur Grundvermögen for €331 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHemfosa buys two Finnish assets for €42m
Swedish property company Hemfosa Fastigheter has bought an office and an industrial asset in Finland for SEK 420 million (€42 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveSavills IM snaps up two logistics assets for €60m
Savills Investment Management has acquired two further property assets in Sweden and Germany for its open-end special fund European Logistics Fund 2 (ELF2). The investment volume totalled over €60 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveWihlborgs acquires Danish portfolio for €94m
Nordic property investor Wihlborgs Fastigheter is purchasing 13 properties in Copenhagen for DKK 700 mln (€94 mln), representing a yield of 7%.
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PropertyEU ArchiveSitus buys debt advisor Hatfield Philips from Starwood
Situs Group has purchased rival debt advisory Hatfield Philips International (HPI) from Starwood Property Trust for an undisclosed sum.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCatella appoints six new analysts to Swedish team
Catella has appointed six new analysts at its offices in Stockholm and Gothenburg to meet increased demand for both transaction and capital-market advisory services.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCOMMENT How Brexit could boost the chances of a city nicknamed Mainhattan
Last month, Joe Valente, head of real estate research at JP Morgan AM, wrote a rather upbeat article on the role of London during the upcoming Brexit negotiations. In this comment, Thomas Beyerle, head of research at Catella, offers a continental perspective. He argues that other financial centres in mainland ...


