Europe Real Estate Weekly Report 6-1-2011

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Thursday 6 January 2011 CB Richard Ellis Investors sells Copernic II (FR) Copernic II is currently 85% let. Thursday 6 January 2011 CB Richard Ellis Investors has announced the sale of Copernic II to the real estate investment company OPERA RENDEMENT, a SCPI managed by BNP Paribas Real Estate Investment Management (REIM)* with Cardif Assurance Vie (subsidiary of BNP Paribas Assurance) as main shareholder. Copernic II was held by CB Richard Ellis Strategic Partners Europe Fund III, a pan-European investment fund managed by CBRE Investors. More » Research Global Trends SNL: Global real estate companies' premiums, discounts to NAV in November In the global real estate space covered by SNL, discount to NAV increased month over month in November, moving 2.7 percentage points to a discount of 10.9% at the end of November from a discount of 8.2% at the end of October. Find out how countries compared on median premium/discount to NAV for real estate companies and which US REIT sectors traded at the highest premiums. More... RESEARCH RESIDENTIAL REAS/JLL: Residential markets in Prague and Bratislava REAS market monitoring of the residential markets in Prague and Bratislava at the end of the second quarter of 2010 revealed first signs of recovery, though at the same time the legacy of the crisis remains apparent. More...	RCA Global Capital Trends report Q3 2010 EUROPEAN NEWS 6 January 2011 Henderson Global Investors increases Birmingham Fort stake (UK) Henderson Global Investors has acquired... » W.P. Carey announces €86-million corporate sale leaseback transaction with DTS (US/ES) W. P. Carey & Co. LLC, the global... » pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank provides €181 mln. facility to Bainbridge Capital fund (DE) pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank has... » Pamera Asset Management secures instruction on prime Frankfurt office (DE) Pamera Asset Management, a newly formed... » Equator II construction moves forward with first pre-let signed (PL) Construction of Equator II, the... » Rise in London commercial property investments as overseas investors flock to the capital (UK) Central London commercial property... » AEW Europe's Euroffice Fund buys office building in Berlin from Frankonia and LVM (DE) AEW Europe´s €800-million European core... » REDEVCO acquires three Karstadt stores (DE) On December 31 2010, REDEVCO Services... » All news Today This week This month Research Global Trends Real Capital Analytics Global Capital Trends Report Q3 2010 Rising from Q2's lull, global transaction activity recovered some of its earlier momentum in Q3. The improvement has been uneven, however, with gains in Asia Pac and the Americas partly offset by a decline in sales in Europe. More... Research Russia Moscow, St Petersburg, Kiev Hospitality Market Q4 2010 The year is drawing to a close and as predicted we can see that RevPAR in Moscow will end almost exactly the same as in 2009 at RUR 4,554 for the international hotels. Despite this static result the mix of average rate and occupancy did shift. The gain in occupancy was a significant 8%, bringing a city-wide result of almost 70% for the year (69.1%), though a drop of exactly 8% in ADR to RUR 6,596 balanced this out. More... research archive All Research Stories A complete archive of all REP's research reports investigating commercial property trends and outlooks in Europe and beyond. on the road All On The Road Stories A complete archive of all REP's On the Road stories from major \real estate events and conferences from across the globe. newsletters Turkey Monthly newsletter Receive our free newsletter in your mailbox. Subscribe »   Archive » THOMAS DAILY Morning News Germany Free Newsletter on an attractive market. Subscribe »	Advertise here
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