All Property Week articles in 4 September 2015 – Page 3
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OnlineBNP Paribas and Cording launch new value-add German fund
BNP Paribas’ real estate investment arm has teamed up with Cording Real Estate Group to launch a new value-add German fund, with a target equity volume of €150m.
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Online£16m Bolton scheme scores new retailers
Retailers including Pandora and JD Sports have signed up to Inception Holdings’ Market Place shopping centre in Bolton, which is undergoing a £16m redevelopment.
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M&G nabs Rockspring man
M&G Real Estate has appointed a new head of its logistics and industrial team.
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OnlineRedrow breaks £1bn revenue barrier
Housebuilder Redrow has broken the £1bn revenue barrier for the first time in its history.
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Prologis acquires 1.5m sq ft in France
Prologis, the global leader in industrial real estate, has acquired five logistics buildings in Marseille, France, totalling almost 1.5m sq ft.
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OnlineStrong results boost Green REIT's shares
Green REIT shares climbed 2% on Monday after the Irish company reported a strong set of full year results.
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OnlineArdian aims to build €2bn real estate portfolio
Ardian, the private investment company which manages $50bn of funds, has revealed plans to enter the real estate market and build a €2bn portfolio in five years.
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OnlineMoorfield completes £60.7m Glasgow office buy
Moorfield, alongside joint venture partner Resonance Capital, has confirmed its purchase of 1, 2 and 3 Atlantic Quay in Glasgow city centre from M G Real Estate for £60.7m, a yield of 8.54%.
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OnlineAEW Europe appoints head of debt funds ahead of €750m fund launch
AEW Europe has appointed Cyril Hoyaux as head of debt funds management ahead of the launch of a new €750m debt fund.
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OnlineSupreme Court ruling may hit Scottish business rates
A decision by the UK Supreme Court on business rates in shared office buildings will lead to higher fees for many businesses in Scotland, according to commercial property experts at Colliers International.
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US authorities investigate NAMA's Project Eagle sale
The US Department of Justice has begun its own investigation into the £1.2bn sale of Project Eagle by Irish bad bank NAMA to US private equity group Cerberus.
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King's College confirms 300,000 sq ft Aldwych Quarter letting
King’s College London has concluded its landmark 300,000 sq ft letting at Aldwych Quarter.
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OnlineInfraRed to sell £140m Liverpool mall
InfraRed Capital Partners is to sell St Johns Shopping Centre in Liverpool with an asking price of £140m, a yield of just over 6.0%.
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Tritax to forward fund Howdens shed
Tritax Big Box has agreed to forward fund the development of a new distribution warehouse, pre-let to Howdens, for £67m.
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OnlineCala delivers bumper annual results
Upmarket housebuilder Cala has reported a near doubling of annual profit.
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OnlineGreen REIT posts NAV growth of almost 24%
Green REIT has reported strong NAV growth in full-year results as the Irish company slows its buying activity and focuses on asset management and development within its existing portfolio.
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OnlineRedefine to buy Aegon fund portfolio in 'transformational' deal
Redefine International has agreed to acquire the AUK portfolio from the Aegon UK Property Fund for £437.2m and completed the purchase of Banbury Cross Retail Park for £52.5m in a separate deal.
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OnlineSEGRO markets £326m Slough office portfolio
SEGRO has put a portfolio of 972,300 sq ft of office properties in Slough up for sale for a guide price believed to be around £326m.
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OnlineStock market ends week on a low
The stock market ended the week on a low, with the FTSE 100 falling 2.4% on Friday and leading property stocks also experiencing significant falls.
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OnlineM7 refinances with Hong Kong family
M7 Real Estate, the pan-European investment and asset manager, has refinanced and enlarged its Jersey-listed bond to £30m. Richard Croft
