All Property Week articles in 04 December 2009 – Page 12
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Conservative Party expands on its planning policy ahead of Green Paper
The Conservative Party has expanded on how it would speed up the planning process and work its pledge to abolish the newly introduced Infrastructure and Planning Committee (IPC).
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Liverpool One and Westfield London take BCSC's 'Supreme Gold'
Liverpool One and Westfield London were named joint winners of the British Council of Shopping Centres’ Supreme Gold award last night.
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Australia 'best prospect in Asia-Pacific'
Sydney and Melbourne are among the 10 most favourable investment locations in the Asia-Pacific region for next year, a survey finds.
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Qatar pledge on Shard
Qatar is 100% committed to its role in developing Europe's tallest mixed-use skyscraper in London, its central bank governor said on Wednesday.
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Irish eyes target distressed Dubai property
An Irish property firm has launched a $15m fund to take advantage of the downturn in the Dubai property market.
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Mexican firms eye South America
Mexican companies from Desarrolladora Homex SAB to Banco Compartamos SA are turning to South America to increase revenue as their country’s economy lags behind a regional recovery.
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General Growth plans to keep key malls
General Growth Properties plans to emerge from bankruptcy without selling its best-performing shopping malls after reaching agreement with lenders, a strategy that may thwart the acquisition ambitions of competitor Simon Property Group Inc.
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'No takers' for India's affordable housing
Months after developers flooded the market with housing projects tagged as "affordable", there seem to be very few takers. The reason: the actual area of many of these flats is far less than usual. Others are being rejected because of poor location.
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Tesco submits plans for Bromley-by-Bow
Tesco has submitted a planning application for a regeneration scheme in Bromley-by-Bow in greater London.
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Madara Bulgarian to delist from AIM
Madara Bulgarian Property Fund is to join the growing number of overseas property funds delisting from AIM.