All Property Week articles in 20 March 2009 – Page 11
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Train like a champion
It is time to start training for the Property Week/King Sturge Property Triathlon on 3 July.
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AIG weigh up sale of Manhattan headquarters
American International Group (AIG), being kept afloat by a $180 billion government bailout, may sell its downtown Manhattan headquarters.
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Knight Frank's Prague2008 Office Market Report
In common with the rest of Europe, the financial crisis has severely impacted upon activity in the Czech investment market.
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MORNING AFTER: Property Boffin 2009
Mike Slade emerged victorious at Property Boffin 2009, staged by Sainsbury’s last night in aid of Comic Relief.
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Mike Slade wins Property Boffin 2009
Mike Slade emerged victorious at Property Boffin 2009, staged by Sainsbury’s last night in aid of Comic Relief.
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2016 zero carbon targets not realistic, RICS warns Government
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) said it is ‘not realistic’ to achieve zero carbon by 2016.
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Brixton sells in Basingstoke
Brixton has sold two buildings at Kingsland Business Park in Basingstoke at a 9% yield.
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Plans submitted for affordable eco-housing development in Kent
The government-funded Brownfield Land Assembly Company has submitted plans to turn a former tyre yard in Sittingbourne, Kent into eight new affordable eco-homes.
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Quintain renegotiates £95m loan
Quintain has renegotiated its £95m short-term loan facilities to add to the headroom it gained last week.
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Housing association sector exceeds landmark £10 bn turnover
Turnover in the housing association sector exceeded £10 bn for the first time in 2008, according to the Tenant Services Authority.
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Travelodge expands to the tune of £77m
Budget hotel chain Travelodge has exchanged on 12 new hotels at a combined investment value of £77m.
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Aussie pension funds brace for property losses
Australian pension funds face A$4-5 bn ($2.6-3.3 bn) in losses on unlisted property this year, research firm Chant West said, hurting an industry already reeling from tumbling share prices and lost confidence.
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Grubb & Ellis delays filing on accounts restatement
Grubb & Ellis Co., a Santa Ana commercial real estate broker, said Tuesday that it would delay filing its annual report as part of a restatement of financial results for 2006, 2007 and most of last year.
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Share surge hints at Goodman privatisation
THE unit price of the Goodman Group has leapt by more than 240% in the past week, raising the question of a possible privatisation for Australia's largest industrial property owner.
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Aussie retailers seek rent cuts
Australian retailers, following the lead of their hard-hit US and British counterparts, are demanding Australia's biggest shopping centre landlords give rent holidays and reduce fees under the threat of closing their stores.
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Thousands of Oz building jobs at risk
The Master Builders Association says the construction sector is living on borrowed time because bleak economic conditions are slicing order books and many projects are being placed on hold.
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Kerry targets HK for rise in property sales to HK$5b
Kerry Properties is aiming for a 31.6% increase in property sales to HK$5bn this year from HK$3.8bn last year by selling more projects in Hong Kong and on the mainland.
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Sino Land earnings drop 57%
Sino Land yesterday expressed confidence that the current gloom in the property market was manageable, as it posted a 12% rise in underlying profit for the six months to December even as net profit dropped.
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Fed Treasuries purchase stuns market
The Federal Reserve yesterday stunned investors by announcing plans to buy $300bn (£210bn) of US government debt, triggering a plunge in bond yields and the dollar.
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Quintain moves for £100m placing
Quintain is days away from launching a placing and open offer of shares to raise about £100m.