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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German property company Deutsche Wohnen is planning to buy a portfolio of several thousand Berlin apartments for more than 500 million euros (421.6 million pounds), three people close to the deal told Reuters.
Deutsche Wohnen on Tuesday announced a capital increase of 500 million euros to refinance debt and fund new acquisitions.
It said then that it was is looking to buy a medium-sized residential portfolio and that negotiations were advanced but not yet concluded.
(Reporting by Alexander Hübner and Arno Schuetze; editing by Jason Neely)
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| -10.27% | 22.07B | |
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| +11.21% | 3.55B | |
| +25.12% | 3.26B |
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