All Property Week articles in 06 November 2009 – Page 5
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Johnson Controls lands Motorola contract
Johnson Controls Global WorkPlace Solutions has won a real estate services contract with Motorola.
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L&G Property snaps up Stockley Park office
Legal & General Property has bought No 4 The Square in Stockley Park from Ropemaker Properties, the property holding company of BP Pension Fund.
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Shanghai farmers lose fields to Disney
Walt Disney newest castle may rise from the Shanghai fields of retired farmers.
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US commercial property loans down more than half
US mortgage lending for commercial property fell 54% in the third quarter from a year earlier, led by a decline in loans for malls and shopping centers, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.
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US mortgage rates dip below 5%
Home-mortgage rates fell this week, with the average rate on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages retreating back below the psychologically significant 5% level, according to Freddie Mac's weekly survey of mortgage rates.
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AMP buys stake in Singapore REIT
AMP Capital Investors has become a partner of the Sydney-based AIMS Financial Group in Singapore by taking a strategic stake in a listed trust and its management company.
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HK office leasing 'in transition'
Hong Kong's office leasing market appears to be undergoing a period of transition as rents and vacancy rates head in opposite directions, according to CB Richard Ellis.
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Dubai committee to rule on dud property cheques
Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed has issued a decree to set up a judicial committee that will settle disputes over bounced cheques in the real estate sector.
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Nakheel offer casts doubt on Palm project
Nakheel has offered investors in the stalled Palm Jebel Ali development alternative homes on other projects, casting further uncertainty over the future of the vast reclaimed island.
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Sirius confirms German portfolio talks
Sirius Real Estate confirmed this morning that in conjunction with a potential financial partner it was in preliminary discussions to buy a German property portfolio.
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"Ransom” strip investors fight Heron Quays CPO
Two investors fighting a compulsory purchase order have failed in an eleventh hour bid to sell sites they own at Heron Quays West ahead of a public inquiry.
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Property Week’s North West 2010 Conference –early bird delegate rates end today
Taking place at Manchester Central on Thursday 11 February, Property Week's North West 2010 Conference & Awards will incorporate two great events in one day.
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Segro confirms sale of Great Western Industrial Park for £110.4m
Segro confirmed today it has sold the Great Western Industrial Park in Southall, West London for £110.4m to the Universities Superannuation Scheme.
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Former Internacionale shed close to letting
Logistics company Wincanton is in talks to take around 170,000 sq ft at the former Internacionale shed at Eurocentral, in Lanarkshire.
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PODCAST: IPD's head of indices on derivatives and what they say about the market
Positive sentiment in the market has resulted in signifcant shifts in the pricing of derivatives, Angela Sheahan, head of indices at the Investment Property Databank has said.
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Asian banks wary of property bubbles
Residential property prices are rising across much of Asia, prompting fears of a real estate bubble. Apartments are selling for staggering prices, and central banks and finance ministries have begun to rein in property-related stimulus measures.
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CB Richard Ellis grows UK retail business
Peter Arduino, formerly of Dawnay Day and Dalgleish, will join CB Richard Ellis’s UK High Street investment team next January. Peter will be responsible for running the High Street Capital Markets team working alongside Phil Cann and the existing team of Hugo Prince, Ross Hewes and Liz Parsons. ...
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Lachlan Murdoch pays $21m for Sydney mansion
Lachlan Murdoch has upstaged the visit to Australia of his father Rupert, the global media baron and head of News Corp, after splashing out A$23m (US$21m) on a Sydney mansion sold by the French government’s former consulate.
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Hermes and Threadneedle limit cash inflows in face of UK property 'shortage’
Two of the UK’s leading institutional fund managers have set up measures to limit new investment into their property funds because of blossoming demand for commercial property but a lack of quality assets to spend it on.
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Careers in Property guide launched
A Careers in Property guide has been produced for students interested in working in property.