All Property Week articles in 27 November 2009 – Page 5
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Online
Europe's builders warn on public spending
Europe’s leading construction companies have warned that rising government debt and the need to cut capital spending will lead to significantly lower levels of state-funded contracts.
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Cheung Kong first to move under new HK rules
Cheung Kong will be the first to offer its residential project in Tseung Kwan O for sale following the government's recently announced regulations on property sales disclosures.
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UAE property market 'has hit bottom'
The UAE's real estate market has bottomed out and will begin to recover in 2010, according to economic analysts speaking at a panel discussion in Dubai.
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China property to rise on liquidity
China’s real-estate prices will likely continue to gain in the next three to five months on strong liquidity and rising inflationary expectations, according to Deutsche Bank.
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Dubai government takes direct control of Dubai World
The Government of Dubai moved to take direct control of Dubai World yesterday, saying it will ask for a delay in repaying its debts as it seeks to reorganise one of the emirate’s largest and most important conglomerates.
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Abu Dhabi commercial owed $1.9bn by Dubai World
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank may be owed $1.9bn by Dubai World, making it the largest creditor outside the emirate to the state company seeking to reschedule debt, said two people familiar with the companies.
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Markets
Talking shops: Stephen Robertson
Landlord and tenant battles will hamper carbon reduction plans
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Prince’s urban split
The Prince’s Foundation for the Built Environment is to carry out its masterplanning and design work through its PF Urban subsidiary in an attempt to create “better accountability” and help spread its design principles
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NewsNottingham student refurb union
University Partnerships Programme (UPP) has completed a £115m student housing deal with the University of Nottingham
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Prime to sell Salford mall
Prime Commercial Properties is to sell its Salford City shopping centre through Savills for around £45m, reflecting a yield of 8.5 %
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Manchester’s Quattro letting
Housing association Eastlands Home has bought a 20,000 sq ft unit for office and depot space at Quorum Investments and Manchester City Council’s Quattro Park in east Manchester
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Insight
Leisure park revisited
Sir, There were some inaccuracies in your leisure parks report (retail + leisure supplement, 06.11.09)
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ProfessionalOlympic legacy in spotlight
Olympic bodies will explain on 11 December how London could learn lessons on planning and procurement — such as closer collaboration between public and private sectors — from work on the 2012 Olympics
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ProfessionalLeading questions
Alan Froggatt, our management guru, tackles your workplace leadership and email dilemmas
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Kilmartin plan
Kilmartin founder Iain Wotherspoon is believed to be considering launching a management buyout (MBO) of parts of the company
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Widows welcomes St James’s tenants
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership has let almost 5,000 sq ft at its refurbished St James’s building at Dukes Court in London’s West End
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USS lands its Next letting at Witney
Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) has signed Next to take a 13,500 sq ft at the Woolgate Shopping Centre in Witney, Oxfordshire
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InsightWhat to know: Investing outside the UK
Pressure on UK assets as a result of demand from overseas funds has caused prices to rise. UK investors are consequently turning their attention abroad
