SKLADY, VÝROBNÍ HALY, POZEMKY A INVESTIČNÍ PŘÍLEŽITOSTI
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| 23. 02. 2012 |
Deset dálničních úseků, které vydělávají nejvíc peněz. Zvítězilo 15 km na D1Server IHNED.cz ve spolupráci s Ředitelstvím silnic a dálnic vytvořil mapu deseti úseků, kde Česko vybralo v roce 2011 nejvíce peněz na mýtném. Vítězem se stal úsek mezi Velkým Beranovem a Měřínem na klíčové tepně D1. |
| 23. 02. 2012 |
Auta jsou o statisíce levnější než v NěmeckuTak levná auta ještě v Česku nebyla. Ostrá konkurence srazila ceny na historicky nízkou úroveň a rozdíly v porovnání s řadou jiných zemí Evropské... |
| 23. 02. 2012 |
49 lidí zemřelo při nehodě vlaku v Buenos Aires, pravděpodobně selhaly brzdyObrovské železniční neštěstí se odehrálo ve středu v argentinském Buenos Aires. Příměstkému vlaku pravděpodobně selhaly brzdy a narazil do bariéry na konci nástupiště. I když jel poměrně nízkou rychlostí, zahynulo 49 lidí a přes 600 bylo zraněno. |
| 23. 02. 2012 |
Deset modulových kancelářských budov pro AirbusDivize modulových staveb skupiny Touax získala kontrakt na prodej a pronájem modulových objektů společnosti Airbus ze skupiny EADS. Půjde o zázemí pro vývoj a výrobu letadla Airbus A350 s celkovou plochou více než 11 000 metrů čtverečních. |
| 22. 02. 2012 |
San Francisco Office Building Expected to Set Record PricingA San Francisco office building is expected to sell for $185 million, the city’s highest per-square-foot price since the market peak in 2007. Foundry Square IV is a 10-story, 233,000 square building fully leased to Oracle Corp. According to global commercial property research firm the peak office sale in San Francisco was Morgan Stanley’s $1.46 billion, or $1,001 per square foot, purchase of the One Market complex. The property was part of a San Francisco portfolio sale by private equity firm Blackstone Inc., following its buyout of Sam Zell’s Equity Office Properties Trust. |
| 22. 02. 2012 |
Poptávka po průmyslových plochách trhá rekordyZájem o pronájmy moderních průmyslových hal roste navzdory stavu globální ekonomiky. |
| 22. 02. 2012 |
Owner of Empire State Building, Malkin Holdings, Files f$1B IPOMalkin Holdings, the owner of New York’s Empire State Building, plans to raise up to $1bn in an initial public offering. They made the announcement on February 13, 2012. “The Malkins have spent years consolidating control of the Empire State building and other assets. The IPO will allow them and their remaining partners to gain liquidity without relinquishing control,” said Ben Carlos Thypin, director of market analysis at global commercial property research firm Real Capital Analytics. |
| 22. 02. 2012 |
Ochrana pro piloty. Ruzyně chce trestat ty, kteří letadla oslní laseremZa použití laseru v blízkosti ruzyňského letiště může majitel dostat pětimilionovou pokutu, či dokonce vězení. Letiště tak chce ochránit piloty, které by lasery mohly oslnit. Opatření se má vztahovat například i na takzvaný zelený laser, který je běžně k dostání v obchodech. |
| 22. 02. 2012 |
Šance v poušti: Tatra chce letos do Emirátů prodat 200 speciálních vozůKopřivnická Tatra chce letos do Spojených arabských emirátů prodat desetinásobek vozů, které tam dodala v loňském roce. Automobilka tamní armádě nabízí speciálně upravené vozy, což si vyžadují tamní podmínky. Auta jsou také charakteristická armádním písečným maskováním. |
| 22. 02. 2012 |
Pohledný Opel Astra GTC je oficiálně v Česku. Vyzkoušeli jsme jeho nejsilnější verziNa český trh vstoupila třídveřová verze Opelu Astra. Model označený jako GTC má podle výrobce jen několik málo společných dílů, jinak je naprosto odlišný. Stejné jsou ale motory pod kapotou. Jak se jezdí s nejsilnějším benzinovým provedením jsme krátce vyzkoušeli v okolí Prahy. |
| 21. 02. 2012 |
VIDEO: Ruzyně přivítala letoun ČSA s "červenými vousy". Podívejte seNa Ruzyňském letišti v úterý přistálo letadlo Boeing 737-500 OK-XGC Českých aerolinií v retro stylu. Jedná se o stejný nátěr, přezdívaný "červené vousy", který se používal na historicky první proudová letadla Československých aerolinií nasazovaná na konci 50. let na pravidelné linky společnosti. "Červené vousy" byly poprvé aplikovány na letadle IL-14 na konci roku 1957. |
| 21. 02. 2012 |
Asia Pacific Real Estate Volume Down 32%According to quarterly data published by APREA and Real Capital Analytics, volume across the Asia Pacific region dropped by 32% from 2010 during the last quarter. Concerns regarding the Eurozone debt crisis led investors to be more cautious, with the decline seen across all property types. Fourth quarter bright spots were Singapore and South Korea, which both saw gains of 112 and 44% respectively. Hong Kong and China both had a rough quarter, with volume down 56 and 41%. Cross-border investment into the region accounted for only 6% of total investment volume.Major sales in the last quarter included Festival Walk in Hong Kong, Wave Mega City Centre in India, and a share in Singapore’s Ocean Financial Centre. |
| 21. 02. 2012 |
Provozní ředitel Mero: Česko místo z Íránu odebírá ropu z KazachstánuDodávky íránské ropy do Evropy se pomalu ale jistě snižují. Tamní ropu už nedováží ani Česká republika. Jak moc jsme na ní závislí a které zdroje nám ji nahradí? Ptali jste se v on-line chatu provozního ředitele Mero Víta Tůmy. |
| 16. 02. 2012 |
Recaps Surge for Office BuildingsSome of the nation’s biggest real-estate investors took stakes in major office properties in 2011, a year that registered a record amount of recapitalizations for that sector, according to Real Capital Analytics.“There were a lot of white knights coming to help recapitalize buildings that had mortgage loans coming due last year," said Dan Fasulo, managing director at commercial property research firm Real Capital. Recapitalizations in 2011 were at the highest level since RCA started tracking them in 2001.To read more about 2011 trends, read the US Capital Trends Year in Review. |
| 09. 02. 2012 |
Luxury Apartments in Demand in ManhattanTwo deals on luxury apartments recently closed in New York City. One was the 144-unit 2 Cooper Square purchased by Wafra Investment Advisory Group. The other was the Columbus Square Complex, purchased in a joint venture between MetLife and UDR. “The rental market is so competitive in New York and newer buildings are going to be the most competitive,” said Ben Thypin, director of market analysis for global commercial property research firm Real Capital Analytics. According to data from Real Capital, the dollar volume of Manhattan apartment-building sales more than doubled in 2011 from the previous year to $4.6 billion. Manhattan apartment investors paid an average of $456,796 per unit last year, while nationally, multifamily investors paid about $101,925 per unit. |
| 08. 02. 2012 |
CRE Investment Picks Up in Minnesota Despite National TrendProperty investment has picked up in Minnesota with a flurry of 4th quarter deals and the recently closed deal for the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota campus in Eagan, the largest recent office sale in the area.However, national commercial real estate trends point toward a slowing of investment sales despite a 57 percent year-over-year increase in 2011. The market remains bifurcated between highly sought-after trophy deals like the Blue Cross campus and highly distressed properties like Atlanta's Bank of America Tower, which was purchased in 2006 at $436 million and was only recently sold at auction. Dan Fasulo, managing director for global commercial property research firm Real Capital Analytics, said that deal activity started to slow at the end of the year because of fresh concerns about the stability of the economy.“We did see activity start to temper in the fourth quarter. Lenders are being more cautious,” said Dan Fasulo managing director for Real Capital Analytics. Statistics from Real Capital Analytics tracked $2.27 billion in commercial sales in the Twin Cities last year, an increase of 70 percent compared with 2010. “It’s a flight to quality, and it’s happening in every market nationwide right now. Investors need to see the uncertainty clear up. They need to see clear signs that the economy is improving before they put their money at risk,” Fasulo said. |
| 07. 02. 2012 |
Increase of Competition to buy Manhattan Luxury Apartments after Kuwaiti Fund investmentAfter the invetstment arem in Kuwaiti bought a luxury apartment building in Manhattan, companies like Atlantic Development Group LLC and Wafra Investment Advisory Group are jumping on the opportunity to buy luxury apartment buildings in Manhattan. Last week they completed the purchase of a 144-unit building that includes a rooftop pool, private movie-screening room, and other amenities. According to the directory of market analysis for Real Capital Anayltics, a global commercial property research firm, Ben Thypin says that the rental market is so competitive in New York, the new buildings are going to be the most competitive. Data from New York-based Real Capital states that the dollar amount of Manhattan apartment building sales has more than doubled in 2011. This deal is the second is the past two weeks; MetLife and UDR – the third-largest publicly traded US apartment owner, bought a five-tower apartment on the Upper West Side for around $630 million, making it the fifth apartment purchase for UDR. |
| 07. 02. 2012 |
Shopping Centers in Turkey and other European countries expanding with no end in sightTurkey, known for its jewels, fabrics, and spices is one of the last European countries to have a modern shopping center, also known as a mall. Istanbul, Turkey’s most popular city, surpasses all other European countries with about 30 centers in the pipeline and accounts for two-thirds of the mall space built in Turkey. According to Frank Billand, a board member in charge of shopping centers for Union Investment Real Estate GmbH, “the attraction of Turkey is the enormous power of young people wanting to go out and improve their lot and their willingness to spend.” Turkey was chosen over Russia or the Ukraine due to its emerging markets and steady returns.Due to an increase in strength of investor demands for malls and residential development projects, real estate companies and families Kiler GYO AS and Torunlar GYO AS of Turkey, raised 600 million liras in public share offerings. According to figures compiled by Real Capital Analytics Inc., deals are heating up in the industry. Sales of large Turkish retail properties rose 35 percent last year to 336 million euros. Although some shopping centers will grow, others will die due to economic changes or slowing or rent cuts. However, it could also be due to locations.“There’s a need to differentiate and create variety in new types of shopping centers,” said Avi Alkas, Jones Lang’s head of Turkey. “There might be some casualties of centers which are too near to each other and cannibalize each other.” |
| 07. 02. 2012 |
Bank of America Tower Selling At Auction February 7Tomorrow Atlanta’s 55-story Bank of America Plaza, the tallest tower in the Southeast, is set to be sold at an open outcry auction on the steps of the Fulton County Courthouse. Owner, Bentley Forbes purchased the property in 2006 for $436 million from Bank of America Corp and Cousins Properties Inc. in the city’s biggest property deal. The building has since lost 54 percent of its value. Bank of America, its largest tenant, has reduced space and bond investors who helped finance the purchase are on the hook for losses. The 1,023-foot building would be the tallest in the U.S. to be foreclosed on since the financial markets froze in 2007, according to global commercial property research firm Real Capital Analytics Inc., a New York-based property research company. Boston’s John Hancock Tower, New England’s tallest skyscraper at 790 feet, was sold at auction in 2009 after its owner defaulted on debt they used to buy it three years earlier. |
| 01. 02. 2012 |
Capital Markets Continuing to RecoverWhile the overall volume of multifamily and commercial real estate lending is nowhere near what it was during the peak in 2007, capital flows are growing and borrowers and lenders are optimistic regarding 2012. Although lenders remain conservative, low interest rates keep buyers looking for finance.According to data from Real Capital Analytics, total volume of commercial and multifamily sales rose 29% in 2011 to $162.8 billion. At the same time, data from the Mortgage Bankers Association shows their origination index hitting its highest point since 2007.More than half of lenders and nearly half (44%) of borrowers are predicting more widely available credit in 2012. |

