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| European Real E | ERET | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 190.00 | 01:00:00 |
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Posted at 10/3/2024 09:19 by jellypbean I've only got 112 shares left, still sitting in my ii ISA, so I hope they've not wasted money posting a report to me. I'll keep an eye out for it thoughInterestingly, subsequent to this one going private ii has basically forced me to sell better capital before it delisted. I recall deciding to sell Prospect Japan and Private equity investor for the same reason. Still hoping I'll get a few extra £ back from ERET, eventually. There was some talk of the possibility of a fairly hefty French tax rebate, as I recall. |
Posted at 26/1/2018 23:26 by flagon Interactive Investor today acknowledged the due distribution but as yet have not credited my account.zangdook - thanks for bringing this to the attention of this board. |
Posted at 04/1/2018 18:49 by finkwot Posting this here for reference:Registered office Sarnia House Le Truchot St Peter Port Guernsey GY1 4NA Telephone: +44 (0) 1481 737600 Investment manager Schroder Real Estate Investment Management Limited 31 Gresham Street London EC2V 7QA For investor information Contact: Tom Dorey Telephone: +44 (0)207 658 3020 Email: tom.dorey@schroders. Administrator and company secretary Praxis Fund Services Limited Sarnia House Le Truchot St Peter Port Guernsey GY1 4NA Telephone: +44 (0) 1481 737600 |
Posted at 06/1/2016 15:46 by jonwig If ringing Barclays, you'll get, at best, a reference to "the registrars haven't ...".Except, of course, that the registrars HAVE processed the cash - evidence from TDD, RB and HL at least! Usually, contacting the registrars will provide you with the evidence you need, then follow up via Barclays' complaints procedure. What Barclays won't want is the next step - being referred to the Ombudsman. Registrars for ERET: Computershare Investor Services (Jersey) Ltd Queensway House Hilgrove Street St. Helier Jersey JE1 1ES |
Posted at 31/12/2015 19:32 by janvrot i have been looking at grupo bimbo. very impressive company with strong cash flows. frustrating that panrico deal is taking so long. hoping some spanish speaking investors are googling for news everyday. |
Posted at 03/12/2015 10:08 by jonwig I hope someting like this is being considered. Tony Smedley is the lead investor for both ERET and the new offering:the other poihnt about a share exchange would be that mainstream property ITs are trading at a premium to NAV, so the present discount could be magicked away. |
Posted at 04/8/2015 14:37 by flyfisher This came up on a google search for la gaude news. It comments on a Chinese hotel group showing interest and student housing in an outbuilding owned by matrix / eret.To maintain the activity around the site, several tracks: the installation of Malongo, a proposed university campus and a luxury hotel complex . Five hundred and twenty employees, including 420 permanently on the site, definitely leave the historic seat. So they cease to frequent the surrounding businesses or professionals, the hotel restaurant, the large area at the bakery. "For the town, the departure of" IBMers "will be the loss of a large customer in the local economy," Mayor fears. In this context, what are the prospects for the area left vacant? Transfer of all Malongo Carros After a nine-year legal proceedings initiated by some hostile neighbors to its implementation, Malongo, confirmed in October by the Council of State in its building permit, preparing its site in Plan-du-Bois. Once completed, the existing facilities will welcome about 25 000 m2 of the former IBM site transfer all production activities Carros: torrefaction, assembly workshop Machine and Coffee Museum. This is also expected by the mayor. The campus "pending a decision" The challenge is also to restore customer proximity "with the arrival of 400 employees, we will have countered the departure of IBM." Moreover, in the projects, the university campus. It would combine paramedical training, on the ground floor, and social student accommodation on the upper floors of the U. B4 This building is also owned by Matrix, IBM lessor. It is close to the UGECAM and nursing school and help caregivers receiving intermittently 600 students. "We are awaiting the decision of the Region, which has the training competence, and including a twenty year commitment will be needed," Finally, a future that any other computer looms for perhaps 15,000 m2 of B1, iconic building cross IBM: a Chinese group specializing in the luxury hotel would be interested to install a complex. A panoramic view of the Mercantour to the sea, the unspoiled environment and the proximity of the airport to fifteen minutes are arguments that matter to investors. "The important thing is to avoid getting stuck with a blank space. The hotel offer is a track" optimistic, Michel Meini. |
Posted at 22/7/2014 18:21 by zangdook It seems they live in New York. SC stands for Siegler, Collery. They seem quite quiet at least as far as internet presence goes.In 1990 Mr. Siegler co-founded Siegler, Collery & Co. and the SC Fundamental Value Fund, a value-oriented long-short hedge fund. Siegler, Collery & Co. made a number of investments in both public and private companies in a variety of industries. Mr. Siegler co-managed the SC Fundamental Value Fund from its inception in 1990 until his retirement from active participation in 1999. During Mr. Siegler's tenure, the Fund earned a pro forma compound return to investors of approximately 16% per year net of fees. SC Fundamental's assets grew to more than $600 million. During this period the SC Fundamental Value Fund recruited and trained many investment professionals, several of whom are currently leaders in the hedge fund industry. |
Posted at 21/7/2014 10:05 by janvrot I have reposted msg276 which I think accurately values the land (minimum EU30mil) for an investor with a long term view. The property is in an upmarket suburb of Nice and should generate a very healthy profit for an opportunistic buyer.Flysfisher, La Gaude surface is 15 hectares=150,000m2. plots of land trade between 200 and 500 EUR per sqm2 in La Gaude, that is for smallish plots up to 5,000m2...that would translate at 200 EUR into a land value of EUR 30 million, against a valuation of about E22m at year end (Matrix cost E32m in 2003, E41m valuation in 2007) Built constructions trade for EUR 3,000 /m2. There is clear case for a conversion from office to residential. |
Posted at 18/10/2013 12:53 by profitaker European 3Q real estate investment is strongest since 2007 - CBRE17 October 2013, 07:35 PM European commercial real estate investment this year has had its strongest third quarter since the pre-crisis year of 2007 with transactions surging 21% on 3Q12 to total 35.5bn, according to global property advisor CBRE. It means 2013 volume should outstrip 2012. Commercial real estate investment in core western European markets UK, Germany and France was particularly strong, while UK commercial property was at its highest level since 3Q07 at 14.1bn of transactions - a 19% increase over 3Q12. German deals rose 21% to 6.2bn, while France surged 39% to 4.6bn, recording its highest third quarter since 2007. These markets also posted sequential gains compared with 2Q13, with investment for all of Europe improving 7% compared with the prior quarter. The markets most affected by the Eurozone crisis - Ireland, Italy, Portugal and Spain - recovered strongly in first half and this trend continued in third quarter. In Spain, Italy and Portugal CRE investment totalled 2.2bn, up by 145% on 3Q12 - while investment in Ireland increased a massive 354% but from a low base. "This performance shows that opportunistic investors are returning to Europe and targeting recovering markets," CBRE said in a note. Central and eastern Europe commercial real estate investment last quarter totalled 2.3bn, up 33% and was led by the core markets of Russia, Poland and Czech Republic. "Both the core and opportunistic sectors of the European commercial real estate market are in favour with investors," CBRE said. "In Germany, France and the UK, there are still a large number of risk-averse investors focused on core markets and prime assets. However, opportunistic investors are growing in number (and spending power) and this is driving increased investment in those countries that were hardest hit by the euro crisis. In contrast, markets in countries that do not fit either of these categories, such as The Nordics and to some extent Benelux, are not experiencing the same growth in activity as those at either end of the risk spectrum." Added Jonathan Hull, CBRE Head of EMEA Capital Markets: "Europe showed strong investment levels, led by core western European markets and the continued recovery of southern Europe. With nearly 100bn of transactions already in the first three quarters, 2013 should post solid gains in investment activity over 2012. |
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