The belief by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) that it could vacate its HQ in London without being financially on the hook to its landlord now seems misplaced.
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SBB divests Swedish elderly care properties for €58m
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Aeon extends €540m agreement with LND for UK CRE lending drive
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La Française REM secures refinancing for Crystal Park in Paris
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SBB divests Swedish elderly care properties for €58m
- 22-Nov-2024
Swedish real estate firm Samhällsbyggnadsbolaget i Norden (SBB) is selling two elderly care properties, located in Västerås and Flen, to Nordisk Renting.
