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Clarion Partners picks up French logistics asset

Clarion Partners Europe , a real estate investment fund manager specialising in logistics and industrial assets, has acquired a 61,769 square meters logistics asset in Sury-le-Comtal, France, on behalf of one of its co-mingled funds. Completed in January 2023 and suitable for single or multi-tenant use, the BREEAM Excellent-certified and net-zero-carbon property is fully let on long lease firm term to Logistique Alainé, the logistics division of Groupe Alainé, a supply chain management specialists. The asset is located in the...

Morgan Stanley Real Estate buys Spanish student residences from Vita

A fund managed by Morgan Stanley ’s global private real estate investment management arm has acquired two student residences in Spain from Vita Group. The Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing (MSREI) fund has completed the acquisition of Vita Student Pedralbes and Vita Student Poblenou totalling 624 beds in Barcelona. Source: realassets.ipe.com on the 3rd of April https://realassets.ipe.com/news/morgan-stanley-real-estate-buys-spanish-student-residences-from-vita/10072540.article

MEAG picks up mixed-use building in Munich from AXA IM Alts

Munich-based asset manager MEAG has acquired the Arte Fabrik property located in Munich's Schwabing district from AXA IM Alts. The deal is reportedly worth €60 million. AXA IM Alts originally purchased the building in 2013 for €40 million from TMW Immobilien Weltfonds. The mixed-use building at Feilitzschstrasse 4-6 in Munich's Schwabing district extends to Franzstrasse with its spacious outdoor areas. It was renovated and expanded in 2005 and 2013 and has 11,000 square meters of rental space and 195 parking...

CBRE IM UK adds 522 affordable homes to portfolio

CBRE UK affordable housing fund (AHF), a fund sponsored by CBRE Investment Management , has committed capital to acquire and develop 522 affordable rental homes through forward funding and forward commitment transactions in the last 12 months. Transaction highlights have included funding 294 regulated rent homes at Wood Wharf, part of the Canary Wharf Group residential development in Central London, and delivering 67 regulated rent and 11 shared ownership homes across two sites in Exning, Newmarket and Weston, Spalding. The...

Hines appoints regional CFO for Europe

Hines , the global real estate investor, developer and manager has appointed John Carr as chief financial officer for Europe, succeeding current CFO David Braaten who will retire. Carr joined Hines in 1997, becoming regional controller for the American West Region. He then moved to Beijing between 2006 and 2011 as his role was broadened to include Hines’ Asia Pacific Region, before returning to the US and continuing to serve both regions up until his appointment to the firm’s European...

Feldberg Capital inks €88 million deal for London brown-to-green impact fund

Feldberg Capital has acquired 21-25 Bedford Street, London WC2, for approximately £75 million (€88 million), for its ReForm fund. ReForm is a brown-to-green workplace fund, investing in energy inefficient ‘brown’ offices and using Feldberg’s ESG capabilities to retrofit and reposition these assets into modern green workplaces. It was launched in October 2023. The fund targets assets in Central London’s growth locations underpinned by excellent connectivity and amenity, such as Covent Garden, Soho, Fitzrovia and Bloomsbury. 21-25 Bedford Street is a...

CBRE appoints head of occupier business in the UK

Global real estate advisor, CBRE , has appointed Julie Ennis as head of UK Occupier. In her new role, Ennis will be responsible for leading CBRE’s occupier strategies to drive growth across all aspects of its occupier business in the UK. She joins CBRE with over 25 years of experience in the banking and property services industries. She spent more than 20 years at the Bank of Ireland, where she held progressive leadership positions spanning sales, product & proposition development...

Newcore buys 70,000 square feet London supermarket asset with fuel station

UK social infrastructure real estate investor Newcore Capital , investing on behalf of its latest value add fund, has acquired a supermarket asset in London from British Land for £30 million (€35 million). The Newcore Strategic Situations V (NSS V) fund has bought the 5.6-acre site in Bromley-by-Bow, comprising a 70,000 square feet Tesco supermarket, a 558-space car park and a petrol filling station. Source: realassets.ipe.com on the 28th of March https://realassets.ipe.com/news/newcore-buys-70000sqft-london-supermarket-asset-with-fuel-station/10072462.article

Unite builds its first mixed use asset in Edinburgh

Unite Students has announced plans to develop its first mixed-use property in Edinburgh combining student, build-to-rent (BTR) and affordable units. The new 401-bed property called Burnet Point will be the first of its kind for the UK’s largest provider of student accommodation. The city centre development, which has total development costs of £59 million (€69 million), will also be Unite Students’ lowest carbon new-build and will use low-carbon concrete and timber composite, an environmentally friendly alternative to natural wood. As...