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InsightThe supermarkets’ finest hour
The new decade started with worrying tensions between Iran and the US, which forced crude oil prices to spike to more than $70 a barrel.
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All eyes are on Asian flex markets for a sign of what’s to come here
Confidence begins to return in China as European and Northern American operators start to feel the strain.
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Townsend Group raises $1.5bn for its global real estate strategy
The Townsend Group has raised $1.5bn (£1.19bn) from its American, Asian and European investors for its Townsend Real Estate Alpha global real estate strategy.
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Trade body launched to boost retail sales to overseas visitors
Association of International Retail set up in response to fall in Chinese shoppers as a result of coronavirus.
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Tesco to sell Thailand and Malaysian businesses for £8bn
Supermarket giant Tesco has announced the sale of its Thailand and Malaysian stores to Thai conglomerate Charoen Pokphand for $10.6bn (£8.1bn).
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Redevco acquires mixed use property in Düsseldorf for over £87m
Real estate investment manager Redevco has acquired a 409,028 sq ft mixed-use property in Düsseldorf for more than €100m (£87m).
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UK investors ramp up overseas spending
UK investors increased investment in Europe by a fifth between 2015 and 2019 and slashed investment at home.
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Co-living in the USA
Liz Hamson takes a tour of The Collective’s New York City co-living sites and finds out more about its ambitious plans to open 100,000 new units by 2025.
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Can Hong Kong recover from civil unrest and coronavirus?
In 2019, commercial deal volumes fell 52% year on year in Hong Kong as political unrest shook the property market. Robyn Wilson asks whether the city will bounce back in 2020.
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West End set to remain a long-term choice for investors
The 2016 EU referendum had a huge impact on investment coming into the UK.
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The demise of Manhattan fashion emporium Barneys
The iconic Manhattan high-end fashion emporium Barneys recently closed its bankrupt doors for good.
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How developers in the Netherlands are addressing the climate crisis
Mitchell Labiak visits the Netherlands to find out how it is tackling the climate crisis by embracing the circular economy.
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Founders of Kontor map out its future
James Townsend and Luke Appleby talk to Simon Creasey about their global expansion plans and the challenges of being a start-up consultancy in the US.
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Why investors are flocking to Milan
Italy’s second city in terms of population is undergoing something of a renaissance, as Emanuela Barbiroglio reports.
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COIMA founder outlines developer’s green ethos
Developer of Milan’s Porta Nuova district explains sustainable investment strategy
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Firms review attendance at delayed Mipim
Property firms are reviewing their plans to attend Mipim 2020 after the event was postponed to June last weekend.
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GARBE buys three warehouses in north Germany
GARBE Industrial Real Estate has acquired three logistics properties with a combined lettable area of more than 947,000 sq ft in northern Germany.
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Barings acquires Spanish logistics asset for £37m
Barings has acquired a 416,667 sq ft logistics asset in Madrid, Spain, for €42.8m (£37.3m) on behalf of institutional investors.
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The Collective agrees £140m funding deal
Firm will use debt from Deutsche and Gravis to expand in UK and overseas
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Apollo quadruples lending in Europe after spate of big deals
The US private equity firm lent $3.7bn in Europe last year including refinancing flagship Topshop store
