All International articles – Page 12
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MarketsWill 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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OnlineFirst 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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NewsCheyne 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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OnlineSirius 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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OnlineRound 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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OnlineColliers 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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OnlineEuropean 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.
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OnlineAustralianSuper broadens global investment team
AustralianSuper has strengthened its global investment team with several new hires as the fund positions itself to identify new international opportunities.
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InsightCovid-19 vs Cop26
Will the coronavirus crisis lead to the climate agenda being shelved, as it was in 2008? Adam Branson finds out if resolve has weakened as the pandemic has dragged on
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Investor snaps up 110,000 sq ft shopping parade in Daventry
Property investment firm LCP has acquired a 110,395 sq ft shopping parade in Daventry, Northamptonshire.
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OnlineInvestors expected to increase allocation to social housing, but further education needed
Around 30% of European professional investors expect pension funds and other institutional investors to increase their real estate allocation to funds offering a social benefit, according to research by Alpha Real Capital.
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InsightHotel sector favours the brave
Hotels have had a tough year. This was brought home in September with the news that the 478-room Hilton Times Square in New York would not be reopening, alongside several other Manhattan hotels. Closer to home, the Ace Hotel in Shoreditch announced that its doors would stay shut.
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Online18-34-year-olds to drive new living real estate demands across European cities
18-34 year-olds will drive new living real estate demands across European cities, according to JLL’s latest European City Dynamics report.
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OnlineColliers North America recovering from major cyber attack
Colliers had to shut down its IT systems in North America last week due to a major cyber attack, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineTime Out Market launches seventh location in Dubai
Time Out Market is opening its seventh food hall in Dubai as part of an agreement with Emaar Malls.
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NewsEssensys appoints chief executive for North America
Essensys, a global provider of software to flexible workspaces, has hired Jeremy Bernard as chief executive of its North American business.
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OnlineASK Partners lends £25.5m against Chelsea site
Real estate funding specialist ASK Partners has lent £25.5m against a 0.2-acre freehold site in Chelsea, London.
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InsightUK property still looks to Europe
Britain is finally technically out of the European Union and the 12-month transition period is nearly over.
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NewsUK retail faces the biggest online challenge in Europe
UK retail landlords have to contend with the highest online retail penetration in Europe, according to new research from Moody’s Analytics.
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NewsWhitbread to invest £45m in expanding German portfolio
Hotel and restaurant operator Whitbread has agreed a €50m (£45m) deal to grow its German hotel portfolio by expanding its Premier Inn budget hotel brand.
