All articles by David Doyle – Page 23
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EXPO REAL 2011: Solvency II will help boost real estate lending, says AXA Reim's Lavergne
The Solvency II regulations will boost lending to European property as it will make the sector more appealing to insurance companies, Laurent Lavergne, head of fund management at insurance giant Axa’s investment management arm Axa REIM, said today.
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EXPO REAL 2011: Aberdeen Asset Managers to increase spending outside Europe
Aberdeen Asset Managers will increase its spending in countries outside its traditional European core, the company’s global head of property said today.
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EXPO REAL 2011: Insurance companies must "gallop faster" into European property lending
Insurance companies need to “gallop faster” into European real estate, Paul Rivlin, co-founder and joint chief executive of Palatium Asset Management, said at Expo Real in Munich today.
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EXPO REAL 2011: Investors will stick with property funds because "there's not much else" says Union's Kutscher
Investors will continue to invest in property funds, despite the difficult economic conditions, because “there isn’t much else around”, Reinhard Kutscher, chairman of the management board at Union Investment said today.
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EXPO REAL 2011: Property Week's team in Munich welcomes you to the conference
As the sovereign debt crisis continues to rage, around 36,800 commercial property professionals haver descended on Munich this week for Expo Real - where the Eurozone’s economic woes will no doubt be a key focus.
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MGPA plans €1bn Asian property fund
Private equity property advisor MGPA is planning to launch a €1bn Asian property fund.
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LaSalle £47m deal to bring Premier Inn to Blackfriars
LaSalle Investment Management is planning to convert an office in London’s Blackfriars into a Premier Inn hotel.
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Axa submits St Paul's planning application
Axa Real Estate Investment Managers has submitted a planning application for a 90,000 sq ft redevelopment scheme overlooking London’s St Paul’s Cathedral.
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Segro completes Polish prelets
Segro will start work on two Polish industrial developments after securing prelets for 423,000 sq ft of space.
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Colliers International makes "disappointing" £4m half-year loss
Colliers International suffered a £4m pretax loss in the first half of the year, citing the weaker than expected global economic recovery and the costs of restructuring the business as the causes.
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Expo Real: A real good time at expo
This ‘strictly business’ conference follows the excesses of Oktoberfest
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Former Grainger chief executive Dickinson dies
Rupert Dickinson, the former chief-executive of Grainger, died this morning after struggling with illness for the past two years.
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Lend Lease's Labbad to co-chair government low-carbon board
Dan Labbad, chief executive office for Lend Lease’s EMEA division, has been appointed co-chair of a government “low carbon” board.
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Private family trust in £15.9m Midtown buy
Private family trust Arbel Holdings has bought 95 Aldwych, near to London’s Covent Garden, for £15.9m.
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Unite's Tonkiss to leave in management restructure
Student accommodation company Unite Group’s chief operating officer John Tonkiss is to leave the business following a restructuring of the business’s management.
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WP Carey makes Italy debut with €300m Metro deal
WP Carey has made its debut investment in Italy via a €300m deal with the world’s largest cash-and-carry operator Metro.
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Former Citi global property head scores Plymouth Argyle football club deal
James Brent’s Akkeron Group has agreed to buy struggling Plymouth Argyle football club out of administration.
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Newbury residential plans race forward with planning consent
West Berkshire Council has granted planning consent for the first phase of residential development at Newbury Racecourse.
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Legal & General buys London industrial portfolio
Legal General has bought six London industrial estates from Segro for £38.2m.
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Greek parliament passes controversial property tax
The Greek parliament last night passed a controversial new property tax in order to meet deficit reduction requirements and avoid defaulting.