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AREA sells DC government-leased officeAs demand for GSA-leased properties in Washington DC and beyond continues to rise, AREA sells a 130,000 sq. ft office at 500 First Street NW for $68m to REIT First Potomac. The office was bought for $45m in 2008 in JV with Van Ness.
- Liquid Realty - Second to none
Liquid Realty has acquired interests in a portfolio of UK assets for $775m, the largest secondary transaction ever in real estate.
- The globetrotter
James Quille, the chief executive officer of Macquarie Global Property Advisors, has spent much of his 30-year career traveling the world in search of real estate opportunities. Here he talks with PERE about his roots in London, his travels to China and working in the copper mines of Zambia. By Paul Fruchbom
- VEF's kind of town
Apollo affiliate VEF Advisors has made its 17th investment in Chicago — and the firm shows no signs of slowing down.
- The frequent flier
The frequent flier 2006-11-01 Staff Writer James Quille has always been a man on the move—and for good reason. The firm he currently heads, Macquarie Global Property Advisors, is one of the most active foreign players in Asia, a region that Quille himself has been investing in since the early 1990s.
- Macquarie in €240 million Polish homes mission
Macquarie Global Property Advisors has become the latest private equity real estate firm to plunge into Poland’s residential sector amid rising wages and the growth in mortgage lending.
- Macquarie acquires €40m German industrial portfolio
The private equity real estate firm affiliated with the Australian bank has agreed to purchase eight industrial assets, seven of which are located in Stuttgart.
- A year to remember
For the first time, PERE commemorates the people, firms and deals that shaped the past year in the global private equity real estate industry. And what a year it was.
- Super sophisticated
Superannuation funds have become the most prominent investors in Australia based on record inflows of retirement savings—and the ‘supers’ are acquiring a taste for greater risk and overseas assets. By Robin Marriott
- Babcock & Brown rival moves to block takeover deal
A rival bidder of Babcock & Brown's Communities arm, Prime Retirement Trust, is seeking to force shareholder approval for significant parts of Lend Lease’s competing $236.8m offer to buy a 40 percent stake in the retirement village investment fund.