Copenhagen and Madrid Join Top German Cities as Best Bets for Real Estate Investment and Development in 2018

Copenhagen and Madrid will join the ranks of Berlin, Frankfurt, and Munich as the top cities for real estate investment and development in 2018, according to Emerging Trends in Real Estate® Europe 2018. The annual forecast, published jointly by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and PwC, is based on the opinions of over 800 real estate professionals in Europe, including investors, developers, lenders, agents, and consultants.

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Spain tops best country for travel and tourism

Spain tops the 2017 edition of the Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Report 2017, The World Economic Forum global rankings for the second time. France followed in second and Germany (third), Japan (fourth, gaining five places), the United Kingdom (fifth), the United States (sixth, losing two places), Australia (seventh), Italy (eighth), Canada (ninth, up one) and Switzerland (10th, losing four places).

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Neinor Homes acquires 3 plots in Valencia and Tarragona for €22.6M

Neinor Homes has just submitted to the CNMV (the Spanish stock regulator) a relevant fact to communicate the acquisition of three fully permitted land plots. Neinor Homes closed the acquisition of a fully permitted land plot in Valencia with a buildable area of 24,000m2 suitable for the development of more than 200 units. The asset is located in Benicalap district, a consolidated residential area of the city.

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Neinor Homes acquires new plots in Malaga for the development of more than 800 units and announce a new territorial delegation at the province

Neinor Homes has submitted a relevant fact to the CNMV (the Spanish stock regulator) to communicate the closing of a portfolio acquisition of a fully permitted land portfolio in Málaga, valued in EUR 68m, suitable for the development of more than 800 units and with a 27% projected gross margin, well above the Company targets.

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Spain’s NPL job is half done

Traditionally, there has been a common belief that in any real estate market recovery, distressed funds are the first to arrive and, once these start packing, core funds follow. In Spain right now, the core funds are currently quite active, with transactions completed at sub-3 percent cap rates – record lows for the country. Are the distressed funds leaving the country, then? Definitely not. If anything, they are accelerating their activity

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