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PropertyEU ArchiveMonthisa RE buys Madrid mall for 鈧�150m - report
Spanish mall developer and operator El Corte Inglés (ECI) has sold a shopping centre in Madrid to Spanish family-owned real estate business Monthisa for €150 mln, according to Spanish news site Real Estate Press.
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PropertyEU ArchiveVIDEO Etele Plaza officially launches at Expo Real 2016
Futureal Group has announced its latest retail development in Budapest Etele Plaza is now in negotiations with a number of anchor tenants and is hoping to confirm the first brands by the end of the first quarter of 2017.
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PropertyEU ArchiveAEW Europe bags office in Amsterdam for 鈧�25.3m
Paris-based investment manager AEW Europe has acquired an office building in Amsterdam for its value-add Europe Value Investors (EVI) fund from Vastint Netherlands.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHB Reavis sells Slovakian retail asset for 鈧�40m
HB Reavis’ Central Europe Real Estate Fund (CEREIF) has sold its retail asset, Aupark Piestany in Slovakia, to New Europe Property Investments (NEPI) for €39.5 mln.
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PropertyEU ArchiveCrosslane sells Newcastle student flats for 鈧�57m
UK developer Crosslane has agreed sales of three student accommodation schemes in Newcastle in the north-east of England for a combined amount of £51.5 mln (€57 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveBlackRock Real Estate acquires office building in Frankfurt
Fund manager BlackRock Real Estate has acquired a 28,500 m2 office building in Frankfurt as part of its strategy of investing in office properties with clear value-add potential in the Big-7 German cities.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBarings buys Frankfurt asset for German pension fund
Barings Real Estate Advisers has acquired an office and retail asset in Frankfurt on behalf of a German pension scheme.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGRESB updates its green bond guidelines for property firms
Environmental, social and governance data specialist GRESB has released updated guidelines about green bonds for the property sector.
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PropertyEU ArchiveVIDEO Cities driving growth in French, German and Dutch residential - BPD
Urban migration is the biggest influence on growth in the residential markets of Germany, the Netherlands and France, according to analysis by Dutch area developer BPD Europe presented at Expo Real.
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PropertyEU ArchiveVIDEO Student housing investors demand fast, comprehensive data
Investors are demanding increasingly sophisticated data on student housing as the sector comes of age as an asset class, analyst Samuel Vertrak has told PropertyEU.
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PropertyEU ArchiveRLI Investors starts fund raising for second logistics vehicle
RLI Investors is taking steps to raise a second fund, the company's founder and managing director Bodo Hollung told PropertyEU.
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PropertyEU ArchiveP3 finalises 鈧�1.4b refinancing, takeover on the cards
P3 Logistic Parks has completed a €1.4 bn long term refinancing, arranged with a group of financial institutions inlcuding Morgan Stanley, Pbb and UniCredit Bank.
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PropertyEU ArchiveTritax acquires two UK big box facilities for 鈧�128m
Tritax Big Box REIT has inked a deal to acquire two modern big box logistics facilities in the UK's midlands region for £115.5 mln (€128 mln).
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PropertyEU ArchiveCorpus Sireo generates over 鈧�3.6b in new business
Corpus Sireo has reported generating more than €3.6 bn of new business due to growth in its funds business
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PropertyEU ArchiveLaSalle and JP Morgan AM acquire Paris office
LaSalle Investment Management and JP Morgan Asset Management have bought an office building in Paris from Commerz Real.
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PropertyEU ArchiveColliers acquires UK building consultancy Bollingbrook
Colliers International has acquired Bollingbrook, a UK-based commercial building consultancy.
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PropertyEU ArchiveFrench regional cities outperforming bigger European peers - BNP Paribas RE
French regional cities are enjoying robust growth compared with some of their larger European neighbours, according to new research from BNP Paribas Real Estate.
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PropertyEU ArchiveVIDEO How logistics can meet the challenges of the new industrial revolution
Rapid technological advances are set to transform the logistics sector in the next few decades as warehouse operators devise new production systems to meet growing customer demand.
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PropertyEU ArchiveIVG delays office unit IPO, cites sluggish markets
IVG Immobilien has postponed an initial public offering for its €3 bn German office unit, Officefirst Immobilien, citing 'negative market developments'.
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PropertyEU ArchiveVIDEO Dutch high street will continue to dominate retail scene - ECORYS
The high street will continue to dominate the Dutch retail scene as the country becomes even more urban-centred in the next few decades, advisory firm ECORYS has told delegates at Expo Real.
