All Property Week articles in 28 September 2018
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Brookfield-led consortium considering Intu takeover
Brookfield Property Group is leading a consortium of investors looking at acquiring Intu.
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CRM Students acquired by Corestate
UK student accommodation management company CRM Students has been acquired by European micro-living giant Corestate Capital Holding.
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New residential and hospitality heads for AXA IM
AXA IM - Real Assets has made two new senior appointments with Global Student Accommodation’s Joe Persechino joining as head of residential student accommodation and Vincent Mezard joining from AccorInvest to become head of hospitality.
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JLL increases tech investment with ValuD acquisition
JLL has increased its commitment to investing in the proptech sector with the acquisition of ValuD Consulting, a US provider of IBM software integration and consulting services.
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M&G value add fund makes London debut in Clerkenwell
M G Real Estate has acquired a first London asset for its recently launched M G UK Enhanced Value Fund (UKEV) with a £28.5m office buy in Clerkenwell.
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New global head of defined contributions at PGIM Real Estate
David Skinner has been appointed as the new global head of the defined contribution platform of the real estate business of PGIM, the $1tn global investment management arm of Prudential Financial.
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Harworth sells Leicestershire Lounge site to Gazeley
Regeneration specialist Harworth Group has sold 55 acres at its Lounge site in Leicestershire to industrial developer Gazeley for £18.7m.
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Europa and Garbe grab Austro-German logistics portfolio for €93m
The joint venture between investor Europa Capital and Garbe Industrial Real Estate has acquired a light industrial and logistics portfolio in Germany and Austria for €92.5m (£82m).
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Montreaux makes Ilford retail park purchase
Mixed-use developer Montreaux has acquired Ilford Retail Park in east London from LaSalle Investment Management for £17.65m.
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Blockchain partnership sees Peakside launch first tokenized real estate fund
International investor Peakside Capital has entered the proptech sector, partnering with blockchain firm Brickblock to launch what they claim is the world’s first tokenized real estate fund.
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Swansea Central's £120m Arena-led regen plan gets green light
Developer Rivington Land has been granted full planning permission for one of Swansea city centre’s biggest ever transformation projects by Swansea City Council.
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Two new property partners for Fladgate
Fladgate has appointed a pair of real estate partners, Simon Kanter and Alan Karsberg, from CMS.
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Patrizia invests in AI with Evana acquisition
Patrizia Immobilien has made its first major move into the artificial intelligence technology market with the acquisition of a strategic stake in proptech firm Evana.
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UBS AM raises €850m for European infrastructure debt fund
UBS Asset Management’s Real Estate Private Markets (REPM) business has surpassed its fundraising target with a €850m (£753m) raise for its second European infrastructure debt fund, Archmore Infrastructure Debt Platform II.
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EPRA NAV boost for Target Healthcare
Target Healthcare REIT has released its year end results reporting a 3.7% annual increase in EPRA NAV per share to 105.7p.
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Cushman and Avison Young in £250m-plus battle for GVA
Cushman Wakefield and Avison Young are in a two-way battle to buy GVA, Property Week can reveal.
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Octopus buys four care homes in £60m deal
Octopus Healthcare is set to acquire four new care homes across the Midlands and North West in a £60m deal with operator New Care.
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FT Building hits market for £90m ahead of City move
Knight Frank has been appointed to market the home of the Financial Times in Southwark ahead of the media group’s move back to the City of London.
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Resolution Property buys Royal Exchange offices from Marcol
Resolution Property has bought the Royal Exchange offices from Marcol for an undisclosed sum.
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May scraps cap on council borrowing to build - property reacts
Theresa May has said the government will lift the cap on how much money councils can borrow to build new homes in her keynote speech to the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham.