All Property Week articles in 06 November 2009 – Page 3
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PW TV: Sir Alex Ferguson on property and United
Sir Alex Ferguson, manager of Manchester United, stopped to chat with Property Week today about his views on the property market and and the progress of his football team.
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BCSC 2009: Portillo downbeat on recovery
The former Conservative cabinet minister turned television personality, Michael Portillo, painted a gloomy picture of the economy in the coming year in his speech at the British Council of Shopping Centres conference in Manchester today.
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BCSC 2009: Bootle warns of new property `bubble'
Leading economist Roger Bootle today warned that property is in danger of suffering from the bursting of another `bubble' over the next year.
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BCSC 2009: Alworths signs at former Woolworths in Evesham
Alworths - the new general store chain which is run by former Woolworths head of store and concessions development, Andy Latham - has signed up in Evesham as part of a wider roll out.
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Peter de Soisson, Reed Midem, on MAPIC 09 (video)
Peter de Soisson, Reed Midem, talking about the 15th anniversary MAPIC which kicks off in Cannes next week.
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A quarter of UK private landlords are struggling to break even
A quarter of the UK’s private landlords are just breaking even or making a loss according to a quarterly survey of 500 landlords.
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BCSC Blog: Giles admits grudging admiration for two of the rocks on which Man United is built
I have little time for Manchester United – its boatloads of debt are a poor example to football and like most fans I am intensely jealous of their success.
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RICS launches new qualification
RICS has launched a new intermediate surveying qualification called AssocRICS. The new qualification is designed to introduce non-graduates to the RICS programme.
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BCSC 2009: Collins calls for new public-private model
BCSC President Jeremy Collins this morning called for a new model for development to help get the shopping centre market moving again.
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HCA reports "strong delivery" in tough climate in full year report
More than 53,000 new homes and £3.9bn of investment were the key targets achieved by the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) in the year to 31 March, 2009.
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Germany's Gagfah losses up as prices fall
Gagfah, Germany’s largest publicly traded property company, reported a wider third-quarter loss after its apartments fell in value.
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China house price rise steepest for 14 months
China’s house prices jumped the most in 14 months in October, adding to concern that record lending may create asset bubbles in the world’s fastest-growing major economy.
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House prices continue to rise but supply increases says RICS
House prices continue to rise despite an increase in the number of new instructions received by agents according to the RICS UK housing market survey published today.
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Vietnam property company up on bond sale
Vincom Joint-Stock Co, Vietnam’s second-biggest listed property company, rose to a record high on plans to sell its first overseas bond.
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BCSC 2009: Report reveals commercialisation key in shopping centre management
The retail property organisation BCSC unveil a report last night showing commercialisation is key in shopping centre management.
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Palm Jumeirah apartment handover as towers stay stalled
Nakheel will this month start the first major handover of apartments on Palm Jumeirah nearly a year after several high profile projects on the island came to a standstill following the property industry crash.
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Adrian Gardiner buys boutique luxury hotel in Belgravia
Finisterre Holdings has sold the leasehold interest of the five-star Lord Milner Hotel, in Central London, to Adrian Gardiner, owner of the Mantis Group.
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Bahrain office rents down 20% in 2009
Office rents in Bahrain have declined by around 20% this year, according to CB Richard Ellis.
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Property, infrastructure 'hurt by bank lending terms'
Ausatralian banks have imposed tighter terms and conditions on their lending, presenting significant repercussions for the property and infrastructure sectors, the head of domestic markets at the Reserve Bank of Australia, John Broadbent, has said.
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Drivers Jonas reports annual profit of £21m
Drivers Jonas emerged this morning as one of the most profitable property services firms in the UK, when it revealed it made a pretax profit of £21.2m in the year to 31 May.