All Property Week articles in 13 March 2009 – Page 14
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Jackie Sadek's MIPIM 2009 blog
Wednesday AM: Snatched a quick glass of white wine (small) and a natter and a laugh (huge) with the West London team on the terrace of the London stand overlooking the harbour and MIPIM was really at its most idyllic.
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MIPIM 2009: Europe's occupational sector will be key in next 12 months
The performance of the occupational sector over the next 12 months will be vital for Europe, said Jones Lang La Salle.
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MIPIM 2009: Plans announced to retro fit GLA buildings to be energy efficient
A programme to retro fit all Greater London authority buildings will be put in motion by the end of the year, said deputy London Mayor Sir Simon Milton.
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US Embassy shortlists four architects for London embassy
Four architects have been shortlisted to design the new United States Embassy in south London.
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Confidence increasing in the development market says Savills
Sentiment in the commercial development market is improving, research by Savills has said.
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MIPIM 2009: US infrastructure funding model could help UK schemes
A US model for funding infrastructure favoured in Barack Obama’s home state of Illinois could be the answer to kick starting struggling regeneration projects in the UK, the BPF will argue today at MIPIM in Cannes.
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New retailers sign up at Westfield Derby
Australian shopping centre owner Westfield and its partner on the Westfield Derby shopping centre, Hermes, have signed a raft of new lettings at the scheme.
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MIPIM 2009: Nottingham Council bid to build 5,000 homes
Nottingham Council has launched a search at MIPIM 2009 for a development partner to develop 5,000 homes in the city.
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Serviced apartments better than hotels
Savills’ most recent UK serviced apartment report shows that in the current economic climate developers are planning serviced apartments as a viable alternative to hotels and residential.
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MIPIM 2009: Western Europe going into deep recession says King Sturge
Western Europe is going into a recession that may be deeper & longer than anticipated, according to King Sturge.
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MIPIM 2009: Boris Johnson and Think London to attract overseas investors
Boris Johnson and Think London have outlined a range of measures to attract foreign investors to London.
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MIPIM 2009: Roger Madelin backs Johnson's urban agenda
Argent's joint chief executive Roger Madelin today backed Boris Johnson's new urban agenda for London but said if key principles are not followed it will only 'achieve 1% of what it sets out to do'.
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MIPIM 2009: German bank Eurohypo to lend in UK again
Germany’s biggest real estate bank, Eurohypo, has said it is actively seeking to undertake new business in the UK after a four month break from the market.
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Savills halves dividend following profits fall
Savills has halved its final dividend after suffering a 61% fall in profits last year.
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State Housing Agencies battered by crunch
The credit crunch has claimed another group of victims: housing-finance agencies operated by state governments that cater to first-time homeowners.
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NZ house sales surge
The New Zealand housing market mounted a strong rebound in February after a bleak January, with sharply lower interest rates helping lift sales from a 16-year low, a report showed.
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Oz housing shows signs of recovery
Higher levels of lending for housing in December and January show the housing market may be starting on the road to recovery.
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Smaller developers eyes sales market opportunity
Big players in the Hong Kong office market are electing to lease rather than sell their grade A office space in East Kowloon, and the strategy may present an opportunity for smaller developers looking to sell their office projects.
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East Kowloon faces office glut
A surge in releases of all grades of new office space in East Kowloon has forced landlords to adopt new strategies to find tenants for the millions of square feet of commercial space coming on stream in the district.
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Brazil contracts by 3.6% as 'immunity' talk ends
Brazil’s economy had its worst showing in more than a decade in the last quarter of 2008, adding to pressure on the central bank to cut interest rates aggressively to prevent an even steeper downturn.