All Property Week articles in 06 June 2008
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OnlineOccupiers on board for Offices 08
Corenet Global’s UK chapter has teamed up with the Office Agents Society and Property Week for Offices 08, the new office property event that will be launched in September.
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Dawnay Day Treveria up for sale
AIM-listed German retail property company Dawnay Day Treveria is to undertake a strategic review that could see its assets sold off or the company sold.
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Triathlon training Blog
Training for anything isn’t easy, it’s all about self motivation, time and discipline, with many of you counting the weeks to the Property Week/King Sturge triathlon in July, you’ll know what we mean!
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OnlineKnight Frank buys Markham Vaughan Gillingham
Knight Frank has bought retail agency Markham Vaughan Gillingham.
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House builders face huge write-downs
House builders are being forced to consider how much value their land holdings may have lost since the start of the downturn, a move that most agree will lead to large asset write downs starting in next month’s reporting season.
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Buy-to-let landlords 'losing confidence'
Landlords are losing confidence in the buy-to-let market amid evidence of declining profitability and rising levels of missed rent.
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Macquarie back in bidding for Trillium
Macquarie, the Australian investment bank, is back in the race for Trillium, the outsourcing and infrastructure arm of FTSE 100 property giant Land Securities.
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Sellar tipped to bag Humberts
Irvine Sellar is understood to have been picked as the preferred bidder for Humberts, which has become a victim of Britian’s ailing housing market.
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Home equity loans next threat to US banks
Home equity loans are rapidly emerging as the next front of the credit crunch, as falling house prices and lax underwriting lead to growing losses for US regional banks that have huge portfolios of such loans on their balance sheets.
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Lenders pummel buy-to-lets
Buy-to-let landlords are experiencing a repayment shock more severe than the one faced by other borrowers, as lenders raise rates in response to growing evidence of arrears in the sector.
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Weis eyes London float
A US residential developer is to float on London’s Aim market to raise money so it can buy development land that has become heavily discounted following the US sub-prime mortgage crisis.
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Nationwide chief doubles pay
Nationwide paid its chief executive total remuneration of £1.7m last year.
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Homes may come with a bin ban
New homes buyers should not expect weekly rubbish collections, according to secret Government recommendations to change planning guidelines.
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B&B charm offensive to promote £400m rescue
Bradford & Bingley is to launch a charm offensive in an attempt to convince disgruntled shareholders to support its £400m fundraising.
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Carlyle plans €9bn property spree
Carlyle Group is preparing to spend €9bn (£7bn) on property after raising Europe’s largest private equity real estate fund.
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NewsKenmore in Germany with €400m debut care home fund
Scottish property company to take advantage of country’s growing ageing population
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Network Housing raises £350m to refinance
Network Housing Group has raised £350m to refinance existing loans and to fund its development programme.
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Dunblane office scheme gets green light
Gladman Developments has got the go-ahead for an office scheme in Dunblane.
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Cabot Circus in Bristol is 90% prelet
Bristol shopping development Cabot Circus is now 90% prelet ahead of a September opening.
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PIK performs u-turn on $500m share issue
PIK, Russia’s biggest housing developer, has reversed its decision to issue $500m (£250m) of new shares.
