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Ex-Brockton Capital execs launch Tokoro Capital with €100m in commitments
Two former Brockton Capital executives have launched a new real estate investment manager, which has just closed a fund with €100m (£90.4m) in capital commitments.
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SEGRO arranges £410m US private placement debt issue
SEGRO has arranged a private placement of £410m 12-year, 15-year and 20-year senior unsecured notes with a group of US institutional investors.
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UK estate agents played role in ‘extension of Russian influence’
Estate agents in the UK played a role in the “extension of Russian influence” linked to “nefarious interests of the Russian state”, according to revelations in the intelligence and security committee’s long-awaited report on Russia.
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Schroders raises €312m in first close of second Euro Enhanced Infrastructure Debt Fund
Schroders has raised €312m (£283m) in the first close of the Schroder Euro Enhanced Infrastructure Debt Fund II (Julie II).
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Is American Dream the future of retail?
Triple Five recently launched one of the world’s biggest retail and leisure schemes. The firm’s leasing vice-president tells Property Week why experiential retail is key to survival for malls in America and beyond.
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Cromwell and Stratus to develop London data centre with £790m fund
Cromwell Property Group and Stratus Data Centres have launched a $1bn (£790m) data centre fund with plans to develop two data centres in London and Frankfurt and then to develop more centres in Europe and Asia Pacific.
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London ranked as Europe’s most resilient investment market to Covid-19
Savills’ latest research report has ranked London as the most resilient investment market during Covid-19.
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Shell hints HQ move to the UK
Royal Dutch Shell has hinted that it could move its headquarters from the Netherlands to UK.
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Focus on…Paris’s office market
In the latest in a new series putting a spotlight on different real estate markets across the world, Property Week takes a look at Paris’s office sector.
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Time to woo overseas shoppers
For a specific part of the economy, the Covid-19 impact started earlier and will end far later than most others. This will have a direct impact on property owners and their tenants across the UK.
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Covid-19: the lessons we can learn from Germany
Many public figures have described the current situation as the War Against The Coronavirus and with a military background, I appreciate and understand the importance of preparing for any eventuality.
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Focus on…Hong Kong’s office market
In the first of a new series putting a spotlight on different real estate markets across the world, Property Week takes a look at Hong Kong’s office sector.
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New M Capital £100m real estate fund launching in June
A new real estate fund targeting international luxury real estate developments will launch next month.
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Sirius Real Estate collects 98% rent
Sirius Real Estate has confirmed it will pay its interim dividend as it reported collecting 98% rent and service charge collection in April.
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New Memorandum of Understanding signed by major industry bodies across globe
Major real estate associations INREV, ANREV and NCREIF have signed a Global Alliance furthering collaboration between the European, Asia Pacific and US property market.
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Apeiron acquires 1.6m sq ft German logistics portfolio
Asset manager Apeiron Capital, in partnership with Midas International Asset Management, has acquired a 1.6m sq ft German logistics portfolio.
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A rapid road to recovery
As China returns to work after the Covid-19 lockdown, Property Week finds out what the ‘new normal’ looks like in the pandemic’s ground zero and what it might look like here.
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PGIM Real Estate hires new managing director
PGIM Real Estate has appointed Sara Shank as managing director and global head of innovation.
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The 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.