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Germany will become major source of property IPOs: Epra || APG boosts allocation to real estate || European listed firms 'reactive' in capital budget decisions || Eight firms win gold in Epra annual report survey || Epra pushes for common sustainability reporting standards || Italy's CDS to develop 45,000 m2 Salerno mall || Catella establishes Amplion in Sweden || ING REIM appoints Bruno Cohen as CIO France

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Dutch EUR 122 bn investor universe looks abroad: Inrev

Dutch investors lead the field in terms of non-listed investing in Europe, according to a survey from the European Association for investors in...

Rockspring buys 21 Eroski supermarkets for EUR 45m

Spanish retail group Eroski has sold a further 21 supermarkets as part of its ongoing sale-and-lease back programme. Rockspring, advised by Savills...

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	Germany will become major source of property IPOs: Epra
	APG boosts allocation to real estate
	European listed firms 'reactive' in capital budget decisions
	Eight firms win gold in Epra annual report survey
	Epra pushes for common sustainability reporting standards
	Italy's CDS to develop 45,000 m2 Salerno mall
	Catella establishes Amplion in Sweden
	ING REIM appoints Bruno Cohen as CIO France

Analysis | Strong international interest in ING REIM

The possible sale of ING Real Estate Investment Management (ING REIM) as part of a restructuring following ING Group’s EUR 10 bn state bailout has seen a string of heavyweight investors circle the Dutch asset manager.

News | Icade to manage France's highest tower

French SIIC Icade has been mandated to manage the landmark Tour First complex, offering over 80,000 m2 of office space in Paris' business district of La Defense. The scheme is being developed by Beacon Capital Partners' Strategic Partners V fund.

Magazine | Latest edition

PropertyEU's 2010 overview of leading European property financiers highlights the German banks, which accounted for a major portion of new lending business in 2009. German banks are becoming increasingly active in cross-border deals, particularly in the UK and France. Our COVER STORY looks at the most active players and their strategies.

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