All Property Week articles in 04 September 2009
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Bryan Robson teams up with GVA Grimley
As World Cup fever grips England, GVA Grimley has teamed up with ex-England and Manchester United football legend Bryan Robson and his sports development company Robson Lloyd Consultancy, to form GVA Robson Lloyd.
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OnlineSavills' Office Occupier Survey: Summer 2009
'The recession has meant occupier focus has returned to the property fundamentals - cost, quality and location.'
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OnlineLegal & General Property's Property Market Differentials: August 2009
'The past several months have seen a marked improvement in sentiment amongst many commercial property market participants. Pricing for property derivatives and listed real estate securities, as well as anecdotal evidence, are all indicating that investors have become more optimistic about the future. But is this premature?'
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OnlineCoStar West End Office Market Update: September 2009
'The West End Office market has in recent years failed to meet the demands of occupiers, during the recession building projects have continued with 210,500 sq ft due to come onto the market over the next 12 months, in fact 95% of this is due in 2009.'
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OnlineCoStar City Office Market Update: September 2009
'The City office market has continued to attract the larger transactions during the summer; one notable deal is at Bow Bells House, Bread Street where Aberdeen Asset Management has taken 70,000 sq ft on a new 15 year lease. However, this was soon trumped by the completion on the deal ...
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OnlineCoStar Midtown Office Market Update: September 2009
'New and refurbished space represents 42% of the available space in the Midtown postcodes, 81% of which is over 10,000 sq ft across 45 buildings. Second hand space accounts for 32% of the total space being marketed, 61% of which is over 10,000 sq ft. Take up is slow to ...
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OnlineSavills Commercial Development Activity Update: September 2009
'August data pointed to a rebound in commercial development, as highlighted by the first month-on-month rise in activity since October 2007.'
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OnlineMuse’s Plymouth scheme gets £4.5m HCA boost
Plymouth’s £350m Millbay regeneration has been given a £4.5m infrastructure boost by the Homes and Communities Agency.
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Galliford Try proposes £125.6m rights issue
Housebuilder Galliford Try is planning to raise £125.6m through a rights issue.
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Average UK house price rises for second successive month
The average UK house price rose for the second successive month in August, boosted by low interest rates and cheap prices.
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OnlineRedrow reports 'worst trading results in company's history'
Redrow’s has reported its ‘worst set of trading results in the company's history'.
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Commerzbank to return lending guarantees
Commerzbank is to give back €5bn of unused government guarantees for its borrowing in a sign that financial market conditions are returning to normal for Germany’s second-biggest bank.
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China house prices rise on investment surge
China’s house prices in the nation’s 70 biggest cities rose at the fastest pace in 11 months on record lending and climbing confidence.
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US foreclosure hit 300,000 for sixth month
Foreclosure filings in the US exceeded 300,000 for the sixth straight month as job losses left many homeowners unable to keep up mortgage payments.
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Oaktree ready to renew talks after Lone Star fails
Oaktree Capital Management said it is ready to renew discussions with New City Residence Investment Corp. creditors who rejected a plan from Lone Star Funds to take control of Japan’s first failed property trust.
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Deyaar eyes low cost housing scheme for Lebanon
Deyaar Development, the Dubai- based builder that stopped work on a quarter of its projects in the sheikhdom because of the economic crisis, is aiming to build low-cost homes near Beirut with Lebanon’s largest developer.
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Sino Land down on drop in revaluation gains
Sino Land, the sixth-largest developer in Hong Kong, yesterday said net profit dropped 52% to HK$3.73bn for the financial year to June because of a decline in revaluation gains on investment properties.
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Multiplex sells low end Sydney residential sites
Brookfield Multiplex has either sold, or is selling, Sydney residential development sites it had earmarked for projects worth at least A$500m, as it moves to exit lower end apartment developments to focus on masterplanned communities.
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Dutch fund seeks ProLogis Europe changes
US warehouse giant ProLogis is under fire in Europe, where a big investor in one of its funds is demanding corporate-governance changes ahead of a key shareholder vote.
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Henry Boot Developments completes £19m of deals
Henry Boot Developments has sold three recently completed schemes in Merseyside, York and Stoke-on-Trent for £19m.
