All Property Week articles in 7 November 2008 – Page 13
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Spain's real estate debts batters banks
Spain's banks and cajas (the unlisted savings banks) cannot avoid the impact of their domestic property crash.
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Credit crisis halts China juggernaut
China's manufacturing juggernaut came to a shuddering halt last month, with output falling at the fastest rate since figures began to be recorded.
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Spanish mortgage moratorium
Spain became the first European country to introduce a mortgage moratorium for the unemployed in a move that could put pressure on others to follow suit.
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Kenmore in Saudi tie-up
The fund manager has formed an alliance with Watan Investments, the Saudi Arabian banking group. Kenmore and Watan said that they hoped that the alliance would lead to the launch of a new Gulf property fund and provide a platform for Kenmore to extend asset and development management services into ...
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Kenmore to form Saudi alliance
Kenmore Property Group is to form a strategic alliance with Watan Investments & Securities, a Saudi Arabian investment banking firm.
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REO secures further debt to fund Battersea Power Station plans
Real Estate Opportunities (REO) has secured a further £40m of debt to finance the development of Battersea Power Station in South London.
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U2 tower in Dublin shelved because of credit crunch
The Dublin Docklands Development Authority has shelved plans to develop the U2 tower because of difficulties raising development finance.
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Trump gets planning consent for £1bn golf resort
Donald Trump’s plans for a £1bn golf resort in Aberdeenshire have been giving planning consent by the Scottish government.
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London house prices drop at record rate says Knight Frank
Prime residential prices in central London fell by 3.9% in October, the fastest rate of decline on record, Knight Frank’s latest market report has found.