All Property Week articles in Global October 2008
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NewsGeneral Growth stunted by share dive and debt difficulties
Second-biggest US mall owner in rush to pay back billions in short-term loans
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NewsThe benighted estates of America
Toxic US subprime loans are at the heart of the current market turmoil. Lucy Scott reports from Manhattan – the eye of the global property storm
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Professional
Rain on Sarko’s parade
President Sarkozy’s economic reforms have not left the country immune from the global financial turmoil. Mark Shepherd reports from Paris
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NewsMan in the news: Michael Montebaur
And now for something completely different from Union’s Monty
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ProLogis seals US lettings
ProLogis has agreed new leases totalling 386,000 sq ft (35,860 sq m) with logistics operator Kuehne & Nagel at two distribution parks in the US.
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NewsJEREMY NEWSUM: Unless we take the long view, we’ll keep selling ourselves short
Hello from your new columnist. The more I’ve seen of it, the more I realise there really is only one world – we live in the global era – and I’m delighted to have the chance to write in Property Week Global every other month, now that I’ve removed myself ...
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MarketsHammerson’s French revolutionary
Hammerson’s new French chief, Christophe Clamageran, is planning a change in strategy. Mark Shepherd met him in Paris. Photographs by Olivier Roller
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NewsFour weeks that Rocked the world
The turmoil in the financial markets is having a dramatic effect on property. Lucy Scott assesses the impact on the world’s key markets
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Romania mall first phase opens
Argo Group has opened the first phase of ERA Shopping Park in the Romanian city of Iasi, which will be the country’s largest retail scheme outside Bucharest
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The wages of fear
The latest European salary survey by Macdonald & Company and the RICS shows falling pay and benefits, and a growing number of professionals who are just glad to have any work at all. Lucy Scott explains
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Markets
Midnight express
Shareholders in French REITs have been given a deadline of midnight on New Year’s Eve to reduce their stakes to below 60%. But, as Mark Shepherd reports, not all of them may be ready in time
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Equest to sell Sofia mall
Equest Balkan Properties has sold the 246,603 sq ft (22,910 sq m) City Center Sofia Mall in Bulgaria’s capital to Heitman European Property Partners III for €101.5m (£80.3m)
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MarketsOn the Défensive
Paris’s La Défense faces a struggle to fulfil its ambitious office development targets. Mark Shepherd reports
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Kenmore and Goodman’s Dutch deals
Two industrial Deals in the Netherlands have been completed for a combined €66m (£52.5m).
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No silver lining to the financial storm clouds
The last four weeks have been marked by a chain of dire, depressing events
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Professional
An opening for closed
Stephen Miles looks at how Germany’s closed-ended funds are starting to shift the limelight away from their more famous open-ended brethren
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ProfessionalClub class
Leading figures from the central and eastern European property markets dispensed their wisdom at September’s Global Investment Club. Lucy Scott reports
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NewsCrunch forces changes at Canadian resort developer
Newfound, the holiday resort developer headed by former Multiplex UK chief executive Jayne McGivern, is to target retail-led regeneration schemes in a bid to improve on its poor performance this year.
