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OnlineCushman & Wakefield cuts ties with Trump Organisation
Real estate giant Cushman Wakefield is severing its ties with President Trump, joining a raft of other businesses to do so in recent days in the wake of the assault on the US Capitol.
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News
Pandemic still biting the Big Apple
New York City’s property-world panic has eased somewhat but the situation remains troubled and tense.
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Sirius completes £23.3m of German business park deals
Sirius Real Estate, the German business park group, has completed three deals worth €26m (£23.3m) for assets across three cities.
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The Hut Group acquires £259m US skincare brand
The Hut Group (THG) has acquired American online skincare retailer Dermstore.com for $350m (£259m).
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Banking duo appointed in board shake-up at Savills
Savills has drafted in two global banking heavyweights as non-executive directors.
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PHP increases rent roll to £135.3m with two acquisitions
Primary Health Properties has completed two deals that will increase its rent roll to £135.3m.
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Hammerson seeks second listing on Irish Stock Exchange
Hammerson is seeking a second listing on the Irish stock exchange.
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Dalata Hotel Group EBITDA expected to be higher than predicted
Dalata Hotel Group expects its EBITDA to be marginally ahead of market expectations on 31 December despite the challenging environment.
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Patrizia raises £198m for open-ended fund in 2020
Patrizia has raised €220m (£198m) of new equity for the firm’s open-ended balance fund, the “PanEuropean Property Limited Partnership”.
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SEGRO acquires control of French warehouse firm Sofibus Patrimoine
SEGRO has unconditionally acquired a further 74.9% of the share capital of Sofibus Patrimoine, a French urban logistics investment company, for €313.71 (£285.76) per share equating to a value of €178.6m (£162.7m).
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Middle Eastern investors poised for no-deal Brexit bargains
Ultra high net worth individuals from overseas are primed to buy up more prime UK real estate if the pound collapses in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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Insight
Time to radically reimagine cities
With the UK economy reeling from the effects of Covid-19 and facing the uncertainty of a formal departure from the EU, the government has been clear there will be no return to austerity.
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MARK raises £499m for last-mile logistics fund
MARK, formerly Meyer Bergman, has raised €550m (£499m) for its last-mile logistics fund.
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Markets
Will Gatwick take off again?
The airport and nearby towns have been hit hard by Covid. Property Week asks if they will recover.
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Online
First Property Group posts loss after sale of Polish asset
First Property Group posted a 30% drop in pre-tax profit for the six months to 30 September, attributed primarily to the loss of earnings from the sale of a Polish asset.
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News
Cheyne provides £84m loan for Paris suburb office space
Alternative asset manager Cheyne Capital Management has provided a around £84m senior loan to finance the refurbishment of a large office building in the outskirts of Paris, France.
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Sirius Real Estate posts 5% growth in net asset value per share
German business park operator Sirius Real Estate has posted a 5% growth in net asset value per share, to 81.18c (72p), for the six months to 30 September 2020.
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Round Hill Ventures announces first close of £178m European proptech fund
Round Hill Ventures has announced the first close of its European proptech fund, which is set to invest €200m (£178m).
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Colliers launches new service line for AMEA clients
Colliers Occupier Services EMEA has launched a new service called complex emerging markets solutions (CEMs) for clients with real estate requirements living in areas of challenging geographies.
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European REITs paid £3.65bn in tax last year, according to EPRA and PwC
European REITs paid €4.1bn (£3.65bn) in tax last year, according to a study by EPRA (European Public Real Estate Association) and PwC.
