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Croatia’s EU accession in July will have limited positive effects on the country’s real estate sector, according to a survey by Jones Lang LaSalle.
MIPIM: Austria’s Hypo Alpe-Adria-Bank International is to sell the Le Méridien Lav Hotel, and the adjoining resort and marina, in Croatia.
Jones Lang LaSalle has promoted managing director for Romania Troy Javaher to head of capital markets for central and eastern Europe.
Orco Property Group has filed a request for arbitration against the State Property Management Agency of the Republic of Croatia, also known as AUDIO
WP Carey Inc has acquired eight retail stores in Croatia via CPA®:17 – Global, one of its publicly held non-traded REIT affiliates.
Portuguese shopping centre specialist Sonae Sierra has been mandated to manage the development of a new mall in Zagreb, Croatia.
WP Carey is providing a €41m for three bespoke big-box retail developments in Croatia to be occupied by supermarket chain Konzum.
Real estate investment turnover in central and eastern Europe reached €1.2bn in the first two months of 2011, according to CB Richard Ellis.
Atrium European Real Estate has said that it intends to pursue a €2bn High Court damages claim against former management.
Hotel owner and operator Park Plaza has bought a 20% stake in a Croatian hotel owner called Bora, for €22.3m (£17.8m).
Dolphin Capital Investors (DCI) has made its first investment in Croatia with a $35m (£23m) commitment to a residential resort development on the Dalmatian Coast.