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Asset Manager NewsKGAL buys the Kontor II property in Leipzig
KGAL, a leading independent investment and asset manager, has acquired its third office complex in Leipzig. Kontor II is situated in the Graphisches Viertel. KGAL has purchased the complex for a special AIF for real estate, which is engaged Europe-wide.
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Deka Immobilien acquires office complex in Lithuania
Deka Immobilien has exchanged contracts to secure the purchase of the “Quadrum” office complex in the central business district of the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius for around EUR 156 million. The seller is UAB Schage Real Estate AS, a Lithuanian subsidiary of the Norwegian developer and real estate portfolio company Schage Eiendom AS. The building complex will be added to the portfolio of the open-ended real estate fund Deka-ImmobilienGlobal.
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DekaBank provides financing for new Amazon logistics facility in Mönchengladbach
DekaBank has arranged a loan to the Korean investor Samsung Securities & KB Securities, advised by the La Française Group, for the purchase of a logistics property in Mönchengladbach. DekaBank is the sole underwriter of the loan of EUR 119.3 million, which has a term of five years.
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Asset Manager NewsTransfer of ownership in Fellbach
KGAL concludes contract for the purchase of an office property
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Asset Manager NewsSC Capital Partners and Fortius buy Central Park Retail, Sydney
SC Capital Partners, on behalf of its RECAP Fund series, and Fortius Funds Management (“Fortius”) have jointly acquired the three final retail assets in the mixed- used community development of the award winning A$2 billion Central Park in Sydney CBD for A$174.5 million from Frasers Property Australia and Sekisui House.
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$80M Luxury Community for Seniors Coming to Long Island
Triangle Equities is teaming up with GTIS Partners to develop Kensington Estates, an upscale community targeting seniors aged 55 and over in Woodbury, N.Y.
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Q2 2019 US Market Commentary
Global geopolitical headwinds have continued to drive business uncertainty in the US, led by the ongoing trade dispute with China. In response to the trade uncertainty, businesses have postponed fixed-asset investment until greater clarity is established on the potential future global supply chain map. Acting on slowdown in business investment, the Federal Reserve delivered an “insurance” interest rate cut in July, reducing the fed funds rate range by 25 basis points. Long-term yields, which are set by market expectations, have fallen considerably since the November 2018 high, with 30-year mortgage rates falling in tandem.
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Asset Manager NewsPATRIZIA forecasts residential investment resilience despite geopolitical volatility
PATRIZIA AG, the global partner for pan-European real estate investment, has launched its 11th PATRIZIA INSIGHT study on the European Residential Markets. The findings show that despite today’s more volatile geopolitical and economic environment residential investment is forecast to continue offering resilient returns for investors. Total unlevered returns of between 5% to 6.5% per annum are expected over the next five years, of which 2.5% to 3.5% is expected to be income.
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White papersCommercial Real Estate Tech: A Research and Venture Fund Perspective
The commercial real estate industry is being inundated with new technologies and property technology companies created to improve virtually all aspects of real estate investing and management.
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Good architecture increases the value of a property
KGAL Perspective Real Estate presents ambitious architecture
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Asset Manager NewsSchroders Real Estate Investment Management (Europe) (Content)
Schroders has acquired the Sofitel Gatwick North Terminal on behalf of a joint venture between BAE Pension Funds, and Immobilien Europa Direkt, an investment vehicle of Zurich Investment Foundation managed by Schroders.
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White papersLondon: The ultimate city of the future
The rise of the knowledge economy has energised cities which have reinvented themselves as global knowledge capitals, of which London is a prime example.
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DekaBank arranges financing secured against 4 Cannon Street, EC4M
DekaBank has acted as Sole Arranger and Underwriter on a £95.63m four-year term loan secured on 4 Cannon Street, London, EC4M (“4 Cannon Street”).
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White papersReal Estate Summary US Real Estate – Edition 3, 2019
Spreads return to normal, while property sector performance diverges.
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Plus ça change? In 20 years of E-REGI index, much has changed but some things have remained remarkably consistent
Throughout the 20-year history of LaSalle’s European Regional Economic Growth Index (E-REGI), many new drivers of real estate demand have emerged, from flexible working patterns to energy conservation and sustainability. However, across the two decades in which we have scored and ranked each European city region through the index, a number of themes have remained constant.
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Deka Immobilien acquires city landmark office tower in Edmonton
Deka Immobilien GmbH has purchased an office property in Edmonton, Canada, for around EUR 345 million. The Katz Group and ONE Properties are the sellers. The new building will be added to the portfolio of the open-ended real estate mutual fund Deka-ImmobilienGlobal.
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Asset Manager NewsShackelford, Bowen, Mckinley & Norton Sign Lease At 717 Texas
Hines, the international real estate firm, announced today that Dallas-based law firm Shackelford, Bowen, McKinley & Norton has signed a new approximately 15,000-square-foot lease at 717 Texas.
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Asset Manager NewsTexas Tower Earns Wiredscore’s Platinum Certification For Digital Infrastructure
Hines and Ivanhoé Cambridge, international real estate firms, along with WiredScore, announced today that Texas Tower, the 47-story, one-million-square-foot office tower under development in Houston, has achieved the designation of Wired Certified Platinum.
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White papersTapping into Europe’s abundant living sectors
With rising urbanisation and innovation, the world’s largest cities are getting larger and people and places are becoming more interconnected than they’ve ever been. Combined with a shift in perceptions around where we live, work, socialise and retire, the nature of housing is changing and we at M&G Real Estate see abundant potential in the living sectors – comprising student housing, rental apartments and senior living, says Marc Reijnen, Head of Investment and Asset Management for Continental Europe.
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