All International articles – Page 7
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Helios unveils €130m Vienna logistics development
Helios Logistics has unveiled plans for a €130m (£111m) speculative warehouse development after exchanging contracts with Vienna Airport Company to acquire a 22ha site adjacent to the internationa airport.
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Why investors are scrambling to catch Lisbon’s Golden Visa
Editor: Of the many global investment trends that have emerged over the last two years, the growing popularity of residency-by-investment programmes has served as a stark reminder that our ability to move freely around the world mustn’t be taken for granted.
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Chinese developer Evergrande defaults
China Evergrande Group, the Chinese developer with $300bn (£227bn) of debt, has defaulted.
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ARA Dunedin amasses £3bn European portfolio with InfraRed acquisition
ARA Dunedin has completed its acquisition of the European real estate investment management business of InfraRed Capital, creating a £3bn European portfolio.
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Chinese authorities send ‘working group’ into Evergrande
Chinese authorities have sent a “working group” to Chinese developer China Evergrande Group, according to multiple reports.
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The collapse of Enron: 20 years on
The collapse of Enron in 2001 was the biggest corporate failure in US history. Two decades on, Property Week looks back at the scandal and its knock-on effects on UK property.
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London tops European leaderboard for occupier demand
London has topped LaSalle’s European Cities Growth Index for the fifth year running, as Europe’s leading city for projected real-estate occupier demand.
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BNP Paribas loans £117.5m to French PBSA firm
French PBSA operator UXCO Group has been loaned €140m (£117.5m) from BNP Paribas to fund its ECLA campus in Paris.
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The 15-minute city in action, high density and café street life, La Samaritaine renovation, support for independent retailers and artisans, why London needs tax free shopping
Having written my London lockdown chronicles over a period of 18 months, I wanted to add an addendum. After the restrictions of the pandemic, I was overjoyed to have the opportunity to travel to Paris for the first time in a few years.
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IMMO Capital goes on poaching spree for European expansion
IMMO Capital, a proptech platform for the single-family rental sector, has poached eight new hires across the industry as it prepares to expand across Europe, Property Week can reveal.
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WeWork posts more losses in first results since IPO
WeWork has reported a further loss of $3.83bn (£2.85bn) for the nine months to 30 September 2021, in its first results since going public last month.
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Major real estate agencies pledge to attend Mipim 2022
Several big-name real estate agencies have thrown their weight behind Mipim 2022 by signing up to attend the international event after attendance at this year’s event was sharply down on 2019 figures due to the pandemic.
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Oxford Properties secures flagship letting at Berlin’s Sony Center
Oxford Properties has let its flagship restaurant and events space, the Kaisersaal at the Sony Center in Berlin, to international restaurant and events group Rhubarb Hospitality Company (RHC).
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Round Hill Capital and CPP Investments launch €1bn+ European PBSA JV
Real estate investor Round Hill Capital and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) have announced a joint venture to invest in over €1bn (£850m) of European PBSA assets.
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CPP Investments appoints first chief sustainability officer
Canada Pension Plan (CPP) Investments has appointed Deborah Orida as the organisation’s first chief sustainability officer (CSO).
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Evergrande avoids default for second time
China Evergrande Group has avoided default for the second time this week, according to multiple reports.
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Nordic real estate giant NREP makes carbon neutrality pledge
Nordic real estate company NREP has committed to being carbon neutral by 2028 “without offsets”.
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Evergrande likely to avoid default, Chinese state media reports
China Evergrande Group is likely to avoid default thanks to an interest payment it has made on a dollar bond, according to a Chinese state-owned media outlet.
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WeWork shares jump 13% on first day of trading
Shares in WeWork have jumped 13% following its first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange, more than two years after its previous attempted IPO failed.
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UK industrial sector on track for a record year of investment
The UK industrial and logistics sector is on track to post its strongest-ever year of investment activity, according to exclusive real estate investment data from JLL.