Mitsubishi Estate Company (MEC) sold the London Stock Exchange headquarters at King Edward Court at10 Paternoster Square to Oxford Properties for €279m, representing an initial yield of 5.3 percent. The buyer is the real estate arm of the OMERS Worldwide Group. The 22,854 sqm building designed by Eric Parry Architects [...]
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Shopping center development lags in Hungary
Low consumer spending, high vacancy and a lack of financing continue to throttle retail development in Hungary, writes CBRE in its...
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J&T sells 200 flats in March
The developers is making waves again with eye-popping pricing, but the residential market is far healthier this time. Panorama City Once...
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Echo Investment sells AquarIus Business House for €66.5M
Echo Investment has signed a preliminary sales agreement concerning Aquarius Business House, the office building it is developing in...
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Crisis? Not a problem for the strongest players
Residential experts tell CIJ the biggest players aren‘t being hurt by the recession because they are able to adapt. CIJ surveyed...
Property of the Month
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MLP Group: Logisitic
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Svoboda & Williams: Commercial Mixed Use
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Premier Estate Management: Residential
Czech Republic
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Crisis? Not a problem for the strongest players
Residential experts tell CIJ the biggest players aren‘t being hurt by the recession because they...
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Kostrounová: ČSOB seeks alternative financing methods
Lenka Kostrounová (ČSOB) says the bank could enter the bond market in order to stay active in...
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TGM wins South Sofia Ring mall mandate
TriGranit Management Corporation has taken on a major new scheme in the Bulgarian capital TriGranit...
- Bakala unveils Vision Park Karlín
- Property investment up in Q1 on Czech market
- P3 building 20,000 sqm for Yusen Logistics
Poland
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Echo Investment sells AquarIus Business House for €66.5M
Echo Investment has signed a preliminary sales agreement concerning Aquarius Business House, the...
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Jeroen Van der Toolen: Tenants now clear on strategy
Jeroen van der Toolen (Director, Ghelamco) says the fog has lifted now and companies finally know...
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CED-Invest PL 2013
Poland‘s legislation continues to block the creation of new property investment vehicles. The...
- AXI IMMO: New deals woke up warehouse sector
- Cushman & Wakefield secures three office deals in Kraków
- Koziarek: Basel III hasn‘t had much impact
Romania
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Fifty Shades of Green
Skanska breaks ground on its first project in Romania: 52,000 sqm of green office space in northern...
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Cosmopolis bucks Romanian residential trend
Cosmopolis is one of the few residential developers in Bucharest that‘s thinking big. Small-scale...
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Prices down for luxury residential
Bucharest‘s luxury residential sector has seen prices fall by one-quarter, but the rental segment...
- Papalekas buys projects from Lufin Construct
- Survey: Restrictive financing doesn‘t hurt the best
- The Office tests the regional markets, again
UK
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Oxford Properties snaps up LSE headquarters for €279m
Mitsubishi Estate Company (MEC) sold the London Stock Exchange headquarters at King Edward Court...
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C&W: London prime yields stable at 5.88 percent
Despite the handicap of a fragile economic outlook and a lack of prime stock and restrictive financing,...
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British Land kicks off re-development of Canada Water
British Land has reached a key milestone in the redevelopment of Harmsworth Quays printing works...
- London’s back as the world’s most expensive office destination
- Skanska/Costain JV signs a €232m contract for Crossrail Bond Street station in London
- CBRE: Central London investment market grows
Slovakia
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J&T sells 200 flats in March
The developers is making waves again with eye-popping pricing, but the residential market is far...
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Penta secures club loan to refinance Digital Park
Penta has secured bank financing for Digital Park I and II in Bratislava, along with an investment...
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Metrostav moves to bail out Slovak contractor Doprastav
In a move to pour more capital into its Slovak sister company Doprastav, Czech construction giant...
- Office vacancy rises slightly
- Survey: More financing clarity in 2013
- Works to re-start on City Park Nitra
Hungary
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Shopping center development lags in Hungary
Low consumer spending, high vacancy and a lack of financing continue to throttle retail development...
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Fiege extends with Prologis in Hegyeshalom
Prologis has secured not only a renewal of its 8,300 sqm lease to Fiege at DC1 at Prologis Hegyeshalom,...
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ECE and DWS complete €80m Arkad II
The German retail specialist has beaten the odds again in Budapest by opening an extension to its...
- Hungarian government creating ‘free enterprise zones’
- Morgan Stanley expanding in Budapest
- Hungary signs cooperation deal with Audi
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