All Property Week articles in 15 November 2013 – Page 6
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Markets
De Blasio makes affordable plans for New York City
New York City mayor-elect Bill de Blasio stormed to victory last week with a margin of 49%, and he now plans to vastly increase affordable housing development in the city.
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Markets
Admiralty name to stay in six-star hotel’s salute to history
Admiralty Arch will be transformed into a six-star hotel by 2016 and will retain its historic name, its new owner Rafael Serrano tells Property Week.
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News
Islamic finance a welcome addition to UK investment landscape
At the ninth annual World Islamic Economic Forum in London on 29 October, David Cameron announced that he wants London to stand alongside Dubai and Malaysia as one of the great capitals of Islamic finance.
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News
Seedy activities prohibited
John Proctor, director of portfolio management at M&G Real Estate, sent in a photo of a safety notice on a site in Seattle.
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News
M&G in Aberdeen office power play
Investor partners Knight for scheme targeted at energy industry
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Markets
Mayoral convoy steps in to progress 3,500 Lewisham homes
Boris Johnson assumes planning power to approve disputed £1bn scheme.
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Insight
Residential 2025: tale of two Londons
As house prices in the capital continue to escalate, Property Week looks ahead to 2025 to discover whether the city will become a playground exclusively for the rich — forcing the average Londoner out altogether
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Insight
Property Week Finance supplement November 2013
The sound of champagne corks popping has started to gently reverberate around the industry again as a result of the availability of credit.
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News
Turkey’s Emlak Konut raises $1.6bn
Turkey’s largest listed real estate company has completed the biggest European property equity raising for five years.