All Property Week articles in Global June 2009 – Page 2
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Segro mulls Brixton buy
Segro has revealed that it is among the parties to have made a preliminary approach to take over its rival UK REIT, Brixton
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NH tries to pay its bill
Spanish hotel group NH Hoteles is to issue at least €200m (£174m) in shares and sell €300m (£261m) of assets to avoid breaking debt covenants
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NewsMy Big Move
Last September, Jones Lang LaSalle’s John Duckworth swapped London for the ‘Phoenix city’ of Warsaw. He talks to Lucy Scott about the need to dispel western myths about eastern Europe and its property market
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NewsPwC rules out bargain sales of Lehman’s Euro estate
Administrator says sell-off would be inappropriate at time of ‘ little confidence’
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NewsMacquarie Capital property chief Baillie retires
Mark Baillie, chairman of real estate in the northern hemisphere at Macquarie Capital Funds, has retired from the bank’s property business
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Eurohypo scales back
Eurohypo is to reduce its real estate portfolio from €79bn (£69bn) to €60bn (£52bn) by the end of 2012
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France’s OPCI funds attract property investors
OPCIs were introduced four years ago, but it is only now that investors are using the fund vehicles to buy French property
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NewsOrion takes on Madrid’s star assets
Orion Capital Managers has bought one of Spain’s largest malls for €235m (£205m)
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Dexus to sell off US assets and return Down Under
Australian REIT puts American properties on market and looks to exit Europe
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NewsParis’s La Défense hit by Lehman collapse but still plans extension to surrounding areas
Paris’s main business district faces unprecedented upheaval with the possible forced sale of Lehman’s Coeur Défense and a masterplan to extend the estate across the city
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AIG bids sayonara to HQ
US insurer AIG is to sell its Japanese headquarters to Nippon Life Insurance for around ¥115bn (£745m)
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IVG requests state aid
IVG is looking to obtain €300m (£262m) in guarantees from the German government
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NewsPEPR chief upbeat at AGM
Peter Cassells, chief executive of ProLogis European Properties, told the company’s annual general meeting last week that it was making ‘positive steps’ towards deleveraging despite the wider economic problems
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NewsJEREMY NEWSUM: Bonus culture and expenses scandals highlight the moral hazards of our age
Jeremy Newsum Morals have been much in the news in the past year. Last autumn, we had the hand-wringing about ‘moral hazard’ – this caused the politicians and central bankers so much heartache that Lehman Brothers was allowed to fail, greatly exacerbating the financial crisis. And in the aftermath of ...
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AEW´s European spree
AEW Europe has bought a 2.5m sq ft (232,255 sq m) portfolio in Holland and Germany from ProLogis European Properties for €119.5m (£104m), a 287,772 sq ft (26,734 sq m) shed near Lille from Goodman for €16m (£14m) and an €8.9m (£7.8m) shed near Lyon from EM2C.
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SEB mandate for aberdeen
Aberdeen Property Investors has won a tender to manage €1.4bn (£1.2bn) of assets for insurer Gamla SEB Trygg Liv, a part of SEB bank
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Sales Bonanza in 2009
Credit Suisse has begun the sale of one of its two buildings in London’s Canary Wharf and could raise £500m
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NewsDeka makes Canadian debut with €186m Vancouver purchase
Open-ended fund manager buys fully let Bentall V building as it prepares to invest €2bn
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NewsFed extends $1 trillion asset protection scheme to commercial real estate
US Federal Reserve alters TALF to help banks shift ‘legacy CMBS loans’
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