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The complete ranking of European real estate investment managers by PropertyEU lists GalCap Europe on position 199. Source: PropertyEU Top 100 Investors, June 2018
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Vienna-based investment and asset manager GalCap Europe has acquired two office and laboratory properties in Vienna from German investment company WealthCap: Vienna Bio Center II and Vienna Competence Center are each located in well-established research and development clusters in the third and ninth district of Vienna. GalCap Europe was advised on the purchase by Otto...
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GalCap Europe, a Vienna-based international investment and asset management company, acquired the Central Udvar mixed-use complex as its second property after the Merkur Palota in Budapest. The purchase was made on behalf of a separate account for a German pension scheme, administered by Institutional Investment Partners. CBRE has advised GalCap Europe to purchase the building...
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GalCap Europe welcomes two world-class experts to its Advisory Board. Beginning January 2018, Siegfried A. Cofalka and Peter Le Loux bring to the firm their unrivaled experience in shaping successful strategies in institutional real estate investment. Peter Le Loux served as CEO of Oppenheim-Immobilien KAG (OIK) for 17 years. Under his leadership, the company became...
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GalCap Europe advices Allianz Real Estate on the largest commercial property transaction ever completed in Austria. Allianz Real Estate has acquired 100 % of the Landmark office Project “THE ICON VIENNA” at the new central train station in Vienna. The investment volume is over EUR 500 Million. 06.07.2017 | www.allianz-realestate.com
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Vienna-based investment manager GalCap Europe has acquired Merkúr Palota (the Mercure Palace), a fully renovated office building in Budapest. The seller is a private investor; both parties agreed not to disclose the purchase price. The purchase was made on behalf of a separate account, administrated by Institutional Investment Partners, for a German pension scheme. The...
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The subsiding of the immigration wave into Europe has prompted foreign investors, particularly Americans, to look again at the higher yields available in central Europe, says Manfred Wiltschnigg, founder of Vienna-based real estate investment manager GalCap Europe.
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