スペインのCAM(Caja Mediterraneo)を買収したBANCO SABADELL銀行は、CAMの不良債権の不動産を最高60%値下げなどして,60%の不良債権の不動産を販売処理した
El Sabadell vende el 60% de la cartera inmobiliaria de la CAM
En Marina d’Or los pisos se han vendido con descuentos de hasta el 60%
La entidad catalana ha rebajado el precio de los pisos en una media de un 30%
Rosa Biot Alicante 23 SEP 2012 - 20:22 CET
The Sabadell sells 60% of the real estate portfolio CAM
Marina d'Or in the flats were sold at discounts of up to 60%
The Catalan club has lowered the prices of apartments in an average of 30%
Biot Rosa Alicante 23 SEP 2012 - 20:22 CET
Slowly but surely. Banco Sabadell is thinning visibly voluminous inherited property portfolio of Caja Mediterráneo (CAM). The Catalan club works in several directions, but all have the same goal: to reduce the weight of the brick. With this perspective, the entity that presides resolved Josep Oliu important operations. Thus, among the estates promotions, Sabadell received 620 homes that CAM had in Seseña (Toledo), 212 located in Marina d'Or (Castellón) and 190 homes in exchange for credits to Polaris World in two promotions this merchant launched in Murcia (Hacienda Riquelme and Condado de Alhama). Only 40% of these promotions is pending sale. Put another way, 60% of this stock has been sold, mostly via sales but also through lease-purchase.
In each of these developments has been sought for output via the floors. In Seseña, for example, the offer of rent to own is what has worked best. Sabadell, in fact, has already hired more than 250 homes this year in the promotion that drove the constructor Francisco Hernando, The Pocero, in this town of Toledo. Marina d'Or in price cuts of up to 60% (with floors between 69,000 euros and 112,000 euros) were presented to the public in an open house last April in Oropesa. On this day, which coincided with the Davis Cup matches, sold most of the promotion. And on the floors of Polaris has chosen the international channel has inherited Mediterranean Solvia in Alicante and Murcia. Through this channel has sold more than 110 homes in 15 months and almost all from British nonresident entity details.
The Sabadell inherited a portfolio in which completed buildings predominated, accounting for 67% of the total, details the entity. The rest of the portfolio was 13% of current promotions, 11% of solar and 9% of developing soils. This composition has been assumed that the estate of Sabadell, Solvia, focus their efforts on direct sales to the public. In recent months it has sold thus inherited CAM promotions in Marina d'Or and in the residential complex Bahia de Santa Pola. Also I had in Canet d'En Berenguer (Valencia) and Punta Paloma in Manilva (Costa del Sol).
The buildings have been
have been sold or leased
to own
Sabadell emphasizes that this sales momentum reflects an effort to lower prices, on average 30%, and also due to the financing facilities offered to the buyer. Discounts are possible, says the company, because they are fully provisioned or a majority.
From the outset, the Sabadell has had a clear strategy in real estate inherited from the CAM. "We have no vocation for property managers, therefore, the general principle will not do business that CAM did. Where we try to get out partners and funders become alone. The idea is to cause that much of the balance is shrinking. We will reduce the weight of the real estate business, "explained the CEO of Banco Sabadell, Jaime Guardiola, when asked in early June for their business plans on the former estate of CAM.
The box arrived in Alicante at 66 participating companies and 104 real estate projects. At present, officials of Sabadell have a plan of divestiture or revaluation of the shares in each company and are being implemented specific plans. These plans range from the award of these assets if the project is not considered feasible to the sale of shares or even to improve the management of certain projects, the company points out. "Only in the last two months there have been seven companies divest," the Sabadell.
Housing 620 is
in Seseña, 212
Marina d'Or and 190 in Murcia
But all is not divest. Banco Sabadell has also taken several steps forward in new developments. Solvia, in this line, just started in the last week of August the construction of the second phase of Residencial San Juan Beach in Alicante PAU 5. The second phase of the project involves the construction of 80 dwellings, 130 garages, 80 storage rooms and two shops.
Banco Sabadell, finally, has also gotten into flour with one of the most controversial of CAM: building a resort in Cabo Cortés macroproject (Mexico). The project has been up in arms to various groups in the area, including the environmentalists. Unesco has also expressed concern about a project that is very developmental posed next to a protected area and landscape value of doubt. The controversy prompted the Mexican government last June vetoed it. Following this decision, Banco Sabadell allied with a group of investors, sought the advice of the builder OHL and reduced the project's 27,000 hotel rooms and 8,000 homes to 3,450 and 6,650, respectively. The project came to be presented, but in the wake of protests by environmental groups, the Catalan and its partners agreed to withdraw and resubmit it with the intention of agreeing the project with affected groups and conservationists.
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