All Property Week articles in Global June 2008
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NewsState of play: Zagreb
As Croatia bids to join the European Union, Jonathan Brasse asked leading investment figures whether now is the right time to invest in its capital city
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St Vincent plans Polish scheme
St Vincent Group, the company set up in 2004 by private equity investors James Lloyd and Simon Lee, is to develop a €160m (£126m) industrial scheme in Zory, southern Poland.
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Klépierre raises Portuguese stake
Klépierre is poised to buy a 50% stake in a shopping centre in Portimao, on Portugal’s Algarve.
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NewsNice one, Kirill
Kirill Pisarev has become a multibillionaire by meeting Russia’s demand for mass-market blocks of flats. Now he is preparing to expand his empire overseas.
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It's hardly Moscow on the Hudson, but Russia's New York presence is growing
Opinion: Steve Cuozzo
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For a few euros more
As the dollar weakens, euro-denominated rents on Polish buildings are rising.
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Pioneering spirit paves the way east
When Ronald Reagan visited Moscow in May 1988 it represented a gigantic leap forward for the world.
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ProLogis funding double
ProLogis has increased its spending power in Europe with the completion of two funding deals.
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Property defies politics
Faux pas have landed Poland and Hungary’s political leaders in trouble, but the property markets are strong.
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NewsKyiv shed marks Europa’s Ukrainian debut
Europa Capital has completed its first purchase in Ukraine, buying a warehouse near Kyiv.
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Let’s be clear
Market transparency varies massively in the former eastern bloc countries. Andrew Jackson of insurer First Title looks at the pitfalls awaiting investors
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NewsRetail’s reality check
After an investment boom in 2007, shopping centre developers in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, are having to adjust to the post-crunch realities.
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NewsBy car or by foot
A motorway network and a new football stadium highlight the challenges faced by infrastructure developers in Poland.
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NewsSquarestone sambas into Brazil with retail investment fund
London-based fund manager to buy shopping centres and retail warehouses
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Black Sea Bonanza
Future EU membership, strong growth and a lack of supply are attracting investors to Turkey and Ukraine.
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IEF bins bid for Dutch retail group
IEF Capital has dropped its proposed €1.15bn (£905m) bid for Dutch property group VastNed Retail because of concerns over weakening market conditions.
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Aussie property returns beat bonds and equities
Australian property returns rose to 18.1% in the year to 31 March, outperforming bonds and equities as the country’s long-running economic boom pushed up the value of offices.
