All Property Week articles in 26 June 2009 – Page 3
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Sensex down 130 points
After rising by almost 155 points in early trade, the Bombay Stock Exchange Benchmark Sensex fell to trade over 130 points down at 11.30 hours as investors indulged in liquidating their positions at improved levels. The 30-share index, which rebounded by 155 points in early trade, fell 131.01 points ...
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SBI offers two new home loan schemes
SBI has launched two new home loan schemes, SBI Easy Home Loan and SBI Advantage Home Loan, with processing fee for both waived till September 30.
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Freddie Mac Board Said to Consider Haldeman to Head Company
Charles E. Haldeman Jr. is the leading candidate for chief executive officer of Freddie Mac, the mortgage-finance company seized by U.S. regulators, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Dubai property prices set to rise in Q4 - Sherwoods
Sherwoods sees growth in property prices beginning in Q4. (Getty Images)Sherwoods Independent Property Consultants says it has seen a steady shift in property prices in Dubai towards more reasonable levels as the real estate market enters a new phase that will serve as a springboard to recovery.
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Carpetright suffers tough times but may cash in on rivals' woes
The long-serving boss of Carpetright revealed a 72% profits slump today as he warned more normal trading conditions were still more than 12 months away.
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Property deals increase for first time in two years
Deals worth £1.43bn were completed in central London in the second quarter of 2009.
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Economy shrinks at 1930s rates
The recession is now on a par with the very worst year of the Great Depression,
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M&S reveals best performance since 2007
Marks & Spencer (M&S) today reported better than expected sales for the first quarter and said consumer spending appears to be stabilising.
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ProLogis deals with 2009 debt
ProLogis said it had addressed all its 2009 debt maturities having sold 14.2m sq ft of properties in the second quarter of this year to reduce its debt by more than 25%.
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La SAS Delta Immo sells Paris apartments
La SAS Delta Immo (MAIF) has sold five residential buildings to Paris Habitat for €25.4m in Paris.
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Ferrari outlet store roars into Milan
Ferrari has opened its first factory store in Italy at McArthurGlen’s Serraville Designer outlet near Milan.
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UK supermarket sector continues to expand
The UK grocery operators are capitalising on expansion opportunities created by the downturn, according to the latest research from CB Richard Ellis.
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DTZ appoints Middle East vice chairman Christopher Wilton
DTZ has appointed Christopher Wilton as its vice chairman for the Middle East with immediate effect.
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PVP Ventures encashes one more realty asset
PVP Ventures, a company founded by serial entrepreneur Prasad V Potluri and listed on the national bourses, has sold its 90- ground prime property at Vadapalani in Chennai to education group, SRM for Rs 140 crore, sources close to the development said.
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Belstaff signs in Glasgow
Fashion and accessories retailer Belstaff has signed up at Redevco’s Princes Square in Glasgow, for its first store in Scotland.
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Seven join Invesco Real Estate
Invesco Real Estate has made seven appointments across Europe.
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York picks LaSalle and Centos for retail development
City of York council has selected LaSalle UK Ventures with partner Centros as preferred development partner for the redevelopment of the Castle-Piccadilly area of York.
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Angus Henderson joins F&C Reit
F&C REIT has appointed Angus Henderson as head of business development.
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Leuthard Says Switzerland to Sell UBS Holding ‘Relatively Fast’
Swiss Economy Minister Doris Leuthard said she’s confident the government will be able to sell its investment in UBS AG, the country’s largest bank by assets, 'relatively fast.'
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Store Rents Fall in World’s Most-Expensive Shopping Streets
Store rents tumbled in the world’s most expensive locations in the first quarter and will continue to decline through the middle of 2010 as the global recession curbs spending, according to CB Richard Ellis Group Inc.