[ad_1] CRIM purchased six properties, three in Copenhagen and three in Aarhus, comprising 311 apartments and 21 studios, as well as 30 parking spaces and three commercial units, for the CWE fund through the Munich-based AIFM platform, Catella Real Estate AG. Five other properties, one in Copenhagen and the othersRead More →

[ad_1] The pandemic has prompted fund managers to renegotiate rents in some cases and accelerated divestment from subsectors already facing longer-term problems. An estimated £ 6.4bn in rent has gone unpaid following Covid-related business closures, according to the FT, with the ban on evictions of commercial property to remain inRead More →

[ad_1] So much has changed since the coronavirus pandemic emerged early last year. Remote working, once considered impractical, has become the norm. As economies start to open up and lockdown restrictions relax, companies are still figuring out what their hybrid working models might be. Legal & General Investment Management’s realRead More →

[ad_1] Three so-called “vulture funds” affiliated with Goldman Sachs raised 390 million euros on their distressed Irish home loan portfolios in 2019, but suffered no corporate tax charges. Beltany Property Finance, Ennis Property Finance and Liffey Acquisitions, which owns Kenmare Property Finance, held loans valued on their books at aRead More →

[ad_1] Managers of listed real estate vehicles have been spying on the opportunity to signal the benefits of the closed-end structure as two open-ended real estate funds remain frozen and the industry awaits the outcome of the Financial Conduct Authority’s liquidity consultation. Earlier this week, the authorized managing director ofRead More →

[ad_1] According to (Chen, 2020), valuation is a quantitative process aimed at demarcating the credibility or value of any asset. It requires an empirical mechanism that decides fair value. Usually, an analyst measuring the value or worth of a company tests the capital structure, expectations of potential profits, the marketRead More →

[ad_1] Large UK real estate funds are maintaining trading suspensions over fears that low cash reserves and regulatory uncertainty could trigger an investor flight. All of the UK’s major commercial real estate funds suspended operations in March, trapping nearly £ 22bn in investor money, after the coronavirus-induced shutdown in economicRead More →

[ad_1] Aberdeen Standard Investments, BMO, Janus Henderson, Columbia Threadneedle and Aviva Investors suspended trading in their respective open-end real estate funds today due to valuation uncertainty as markets continue to be rocked by market panic. coronavirus. The groups join M&G which suspended its £ 2.3bn property portfolio at the endRead More →