All Property Week articles in 11 September 2009
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Gerald Eve Evebrief: Legal and Parliamentary
'We report in the Rating and Taxation sections of this edition five new regulations coming into effect on 1 October and required because, on that day, the present 56 separate Valuation Tribunals in England are replaced by a single Valuation Tribunal for England — the VTE.'
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King Sturge: Poland Commercial Property Market
'The Polish economy is in a position of relative strength compared to other economies in the EU. While gative growth is expected in 2009, the Polish economy will be less badly affected and will recover more quickly than most, if not all, other EU members.'
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Knight Frank Affordable Housing Review 2009
'The affordable housing sector has not escaped the recession and credit drought that have turned the UK housing market upside down over the past two years.'
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Cushman & Wakefield Marketbeat: Polish Market Report - Autumn 2009
'The Gross Domestic Product drop in the euro zone is projected at 4% in 2009. Euro zone countries are expected to reach a positive, modest GDP growth in 2011 at the earliest. Good performance for the first quarter of 2009 bodes well for the future of the Polish GDP, which ...
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Mishcon de Reya summer 2009 property report
Law firm Mishcon de Reya looks at how to fund litigation, service charges and Barack Obama's crackdown on illegal tax havens
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PW TV: A tribute to CBRE triathlete Ben Foster-Grundy
Colleagues of CB Richard Ellis surveyor Ben Foster-Grundy, the slowest competitor at this year's King Sturge Property triathlon, have paid to his Herculean effort.
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Leek Woolworths let
Swansea Jewellers, the owners of the former Woolworths store in Leek, Staffordshire have relet the shop to Yorkshire Trading Company.
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Howards Storage World takes first UK store in Livingston
Australian retailer Howards Storage World has signed up to open its first UK store at Land Securities’ The Centre in Livingston, Scotland.
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Stenham buys in Mayfair
Fund manager, Stenham Property has bought four properties in Mayfair in central London for £31.3m.
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Ashfield Land gets green light for £200m Glasgow scheme
Ashfield Land has won planning permission for a £200m mixed-use regeneration scheme in the Rutherglen area of Glasgow.
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Conygar to raise £60m from share sale
Conygar, the AIM-listed property trader and developer headed by Robert Ware, is aiming to raise at least £60m from a placing of shares to buy portfolios.
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US commercial property 'in doldrums until 2012'
The US commercial property market is unlikely to recover before 2012 and office rents in New York and San Francisco may drop 20% through next year, a survey of property investors found.
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Irish government set for property gamble
Finance Minister Brian Lenihan will detail tomorrow how much Ireland will pay for about 90 billion euros ($131bn) of real estate loans now crippling what as recently as 2006 was one of Europe’s most dynamic economies.
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House price balance turns positive says RICS
The RICS house price net balance turned positive for the first time in two years according to the latest RICS UK housing market survey published today.
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German fund manager buys prime Dublin retail asset
Deka Immobilien has bought a prime retail unit on Grafton Street in Dublin for its debut purchase for a specialist Irish fund.
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Shams Abu Dhabi weathering storm
The Shams Abu Dhabi project on Reem Island is faring better than most major property developments under way in the capital after a sharp downturn that has hit companies across the sector, according to a report from Moody’s.
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UAE loan defaults expected to peak as liquidity improves
Non-performing loans in the UAE are set to peak this quarter with the number of defaults reducing towards the end of the year, a senior banking official has predicted.
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HK one-bed flat sells for record HK$24.5m
A one-bedroom flat in a luxury development in Tsim Sha Tsui has fetched a whopping HK$30,025 per sq ft, setting a record in Hong Kong.
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Collapsed Oz resorts come to market
Receivers of the Mariner Coastal Land Fund have put two more resorts on the market from the collapsed tourism venture.
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Singapore tightens home loan rules
The Singapore government tightened rules for home loans and will take other measures to prevent excessive price swings and a bubble forming in the property market.