French courts have upheld protection from bankruptcy for the massive Coeur Défense office complex in Paris, which ultimately is owned by two Lehman entities and the GE Pension Trust. PERE Magazine April 2012 issue.
The 10-building, 1.7 million-square-foot office complex known as Pacific Shores Center has had a much more tumultuous history than one would expect from such a relatively new asset. PERE magazine, April 2012 issue.
Coinciding with the abrupt departure of its former head, Morgan Stanley’s real estate fund of funds group is bringing back its former chief capital-raiser. PERE Magazine, April 2012 issue
By buying parts of Deutsche Bank Asset Management, including RREEF Real Estate, Guggenheim Partners could quadruple in size – earning the firm a place among the industry’s all-time deals. PERE magazine, April 2012 issue
The Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System is building a reputation as an influential real estate player via its captive real estate arm, Oxford Properties. In an interview with PERE, Oxford’s team talks about its plans to own C$30 billion in assets by 2015, its expansion around the world and why it isn’t interested in third-party funds. PERE magazine, April 2012 issue.
Coinciding with the abrupt departure of its former head, Morgan Stanley’s real estate fund of funds group is bringing back its former chief capital-raiser. PERE Magazine, April 2012 issue
By buying parts of Deutsche Bank Asset Management, including RREEF Real Estate, Guggenheim Partners could quadruple in size – earning the firm a place among the industry’s all-time deals. PERE magazine, April 2012 issue
Coinciding with the abrupt departure of its former head, Morgan Stanley’s real estate fund of funds group is bringing back its former chief capital-raiser. PERE Magazine, April 2012 issue
By buying parts of Deutsche Bank Asset Management, including RREEF Real Estate, Guggenheim Partners could quadruple in size – earning the firm a place among the industry’s all-time deals. PERE magazine, April 2012 issue
The European Commission has revised its conditions imposed on Germany’s Commerzbank with regard to its property lending unit Eurohypo. Instead of selling off the subsidiary and its €67 billion loan book, the bank will now be wound down and its assets separated into three divisions.