All Property Week articles in 04 December 2009 – Page 4
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ICSC New York 2009: 2011 is the year to watch for retail failures says top US retail analyst
2011 is the year to watch for retail failures said a top US retail analyst at the annual ICSC national conference and deal making event in New York today.
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JSM Indochina directors ousted at EGM
Shareholders of JSM Indochina, an AIM-listed property company, today voted to remove half of its board, including its chief executive, at an extraordinary general meeting.
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MORNING AFTER: JLL Annual Retail Lunch
More than 300 retail industry figures turned out for the annual Jones Lang LaSalle lunch held at Claridges last week.
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“Whitehall of the North” plans to be revealed this week
The government is set to unveil its plans for a “Whitehall of the North” campus for civil servants near Manchester’s Piccadilly station on Thursday this week.
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PHOTO COMPETITION: Last chance to vote
Tomorrow will be the last chance to vote in Property Week, Drivers Jonas and the City of London's photography.
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CPC loses fight for speedy trial in Chelsea Barracks clash
Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment has won the first round of the High Court fight with Christian Candy’s CPC Group over the £1bn Chelsea Barracks site.
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Nakheel creditors could sieze Manhattan-size plot
Nakheel creditors may win the right to seize a strip of barren waterfront land the size of Manhattan if the company defaults on the $3.5bn bond backing the development.
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LaSalle warns of dangers in property market
Returning investor confidence has underpinned a global property recovery, although a new report warns that dangers remain in the more unsustainable parts of the rally, with the UK less attractive than several continental markets.
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China developers beat annual targets
Property sales among major Chinese developers have exceeded expectations this year.
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Crossrail uses CPO to buy £35.9m buildings from Great Portland Estates
Crossrail has used a Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) to buy 18 and19 Hanover Square from Great Portland Estates for an initial payment of £35.9m.
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Dubai debt 'will not harm real estate'
Dubai’s recent $26bn debt restructuring announcement will not affect the emirate’s real estate market, a leading property developer said on Monday.
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Scottish architects to design Siberia casino
A Scottish architecture firm is to design one of only four legalised “gambling zones” in Russia, following a government ban on casinos earlier this year.
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Mumbai scheme sees 25% price cuts
Royal Palms India has cut commercial real estate prices by 25% to woo more buyers and investors into its 240-acre estate.
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Copenhagen climate summit: Commercial property needs energy efficiency drive if UK is to hit 'green' target
The UK has no chance of hitting its target of reducing 80pc of carbon dioxide emissions by 2050 unless the commercial property sector embarks on a massive drive to improve the energy efficiency of buildings, according to the Carbon Trust.
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Aussies fund's values stabilise
Further signs are emerging that the commercial property market has stabilised after reports by the Commonwealth Bank-backed CFS Retail Property Trust that the value of its shopping centre portfolio remained flat for the half year.
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US says TARP cost is $200bn below expectations
The Obama administration expects the cost of the Troubled Asset Relief Program to be $200bn less than projected, helping to reduce the size of the budget deficit, a Treasury Department official said yesterday.
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HK prices dip on Dubai debt fears
Hong Kong home prices fell 1.3% in the week ended last Saturday to the lowest in nine weeks, amid concern that Dubai's attempts to delay debt repayments could trigger another credit crisis.
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Developer seeks F1 Park park funds
Union Properties has hired Ernst & Young to raise finance to complete its Formula One theme park at the Motor City development in Dubai.
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Gatehouse Bank buys Procter & Gamble UK Headquarters
Gatehouse Bank has bought the UK headquarters of Procter & Gamble from Prupim for £31.5m.
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CB Richard Ellis's The Pharamaceutical Sector: Real Estate Implications of Industry-Wide Change
"CBRE’s survey of key industry decision makers demonstrates that the top ten global pharmaceutical (pharma) companies occupy at least 430m sq ft of office, manufacturing and specialist research space around the world, of which approximately 75% is owned - one of the highest ownership ratios of any corporate sector."