RICS: Ireland and the US set for biggest rise in distressed sales
Ireland and the US will see the greatest rise in “distressed sales” of property according to a survey published today by the RICS.
12:47 | 07.06.10
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China's housing problems worse than the US
China’s housing market problems are worse than those in the United States before the global downturn, one of China’s most senior bank advisors has warned.
16:05 | 04.06.10
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Sweden's largest property company sells €565m residential portfolio
Sweden’s largest property company Vasakronan has agreed to sell a €565m housing portfolio to one of its four shareholders, PropertyEU reported today.
11:39 | 03.06.10
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LaSalle Investment Management plans $4bn Asian fund spending spree
11:22 | 03.06.10
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Japan property prices near bottom, ratings analyst says
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CBRE poaches Canadian hotels trio from Colliers
09:58 | 03.06.10
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PWTV: DTZ's research heads on where the money is going in property
It is the time to invest in the majority of the markets both globally and in the UK, DTZ's research gurus Tony McGough and Hans Vrensen told Property Week.
12:23 | 12.05.10
PWTV: Landlord/tenant negotiations "more fair"
Negotiations between retail tenants and landlords are more fair, according to Romanian property specialist RED Capital Management.
13:20 | 11.05.10
Favela rising
Barefoot in the hot, dusty streets of the “favelas”, boys kick footballs, trying to recreate a fairytale escape from poverty like the sporting legends who came before them
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Carnival atmosphere
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PIGS in a poke
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STEVE CUOZZO: New York’s rental meltdown may finally have come to a halt
New York’s commercial brokers shared a sour laugh this month. Cushman & Wakefield reported that, in February, the asking rent for the average Manhattan office building rose for the first time since September 2008 — by only two cents
01.04.10
JEREMY NEWSUM: Property’s sheep got us into this mess. A good shepherd might get us out
At a recent gathering of industry chief executives, an interesting question was posed: are we nothing but sheep? The rest of us were affronted, and there were bleats of protest.
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