Emaar to finish Dubai towers at least 2 years late
Emaar Properties expects to complete two Dubai apartment towers at least two years late, according to a letter sent to buyers.
09:48 | 19.03.10
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Emaar to finish Dubai towers at least 2 years late
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Supply of foreclosed US homes rises
Supply of foreclosed US homes rises
The supply of foreclosed homes that banks need to sell is rising again, signalling further downward pressure on home prices in some parts of the US.
09:46 | 19.03.10
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Property tycoon uses cheap labour to lure companies from China
Property tycoon uses cheap labour to lure companies from China
Vietnamese property developer Dang Thanh Tam, one of the country’s richest men, is trying to lure companies from China to his industrial parks with the promise of cheap labor costs.
09:45 | 19.03.10
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India's Unitech may spin off non-core units
09:42 | 19.03.10
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Jones Lang LeSalle to double Saudi staff
09:51 | 18.03.10
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Dubai developers start to repossessions
09:49 | 18.03.10
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PIGS in a poke
The problems faced by Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain are forcing investors in European property to tread carefully
05.03.10
Tokyo Takes the Top - The World's Most Expensive Office Locations
Weakness and recession hit the occupational markets in every corner of the world in 2009. According to Cushman & Wakefield's
12:38 | 23.02.10
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Global TV: BNP Paribas Real Estate deputy chief exec on European markets in 2010
Henri Faure, BNP Paribas Real Estate's deputy chief executive, gave his predictions on the performance of European property markets in 2010 at the company's annual property presentation in Paris.
16:34 | 11.02.10
Asian invasion
I have recently been to two investment conferences, one in New York and the other in the UK. The speakers and panellists at both were top notch. Virtually every one said that over the next few years the most important part of the property...
05.02.10
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China goes home
06.11.09
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A rice-to-riches tale
06.11.09
Latest Global Opinion
JEREMY NEWSUM: Property’s sheep got us into this mess. A good shepherd might get us out
At a recent gathering of industry chief executives, an interesting question was posed: are we nothing but sheep? The rest of us were affronted, and there were bleats of protest.
05.03.10
JEREMY NEWSUM: If buildings are to last, developers have to know their place
The Urban
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