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Allianz to sell EUR 1bn of German property by end-2011
German insurer Allianz is putting EUR 1bn of German properties up for sale as part of a ‘portfolio optimization programme’, Allianz spokesman Roland...
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Cofinimmo places EUR 50m bond issue
Brussels-listed real estate firm Cofinimmo has announced the private placement of a EUR 50 mln non-convertible bond. Cofinimmo said the net proceeds...
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Retail | Resolution buys 50% of Bremen mall in EUR 130m jv
Resolution buys 50% of Bremen mall in EUR 130m jvEuropean opportunity fund manager Resolution Property has acquired a 50% stake in the Waterfront shopping centre in the German city of Bremen as part of a EUR 130 mln joint venture with LNC Property Group. The 70,000-m2 Waterfront development is a covered shopping and leisure centre within Bremen's harbour district.
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Interview | SEB AM outlines top picks for Asia
SEB AM outlines top picks for AsiaChoy-Soon Chua, the Singapore and Frankfurt-based managing director of SEB Asset Management talk to PropertyEU about his top picks for Asia and why India isn't on his list.
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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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