All Property Week articles in Finance November 2007
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InsightStorm rider
The global credit crisis has had far-reaching repercussions, not least for Ahsan Ellahi, the new head of real estate bank Eurohypo, who predicts that worse is to come.
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Take the initiative
Banks and property firms are capitalising on the huge potential of infrastructure and private finance initiatives.
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InsightFamily values
Christine Eade meets Mark Roche, 64, senior partner of Roche Chartered Surveyors and his son, Matthew Roche, 25, of Rutley Investment Management
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Faith dealers
Sharia-compliant banks’ strict Islamic lending criteria have so far protected them from the credit crunch.
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In a tight corner
The 2007 Bank Lending Survey from Drivers Jonas presents a turbulent picture ahead
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InsightFour-letter blur
The CMBS market that fuelled property’s bull run ground to a halt, but signs of life are starting to emerge.
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InsightBreaking the Banks
Having been burned by the credit crunch, many banks are now closed for business to borrowers including property.
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OnlineHDG opens for business in Dubai
International property company HDG Mansur is to target investment in the Middle East following the opening of an office in Dubai.
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GE buys £2bn of property loans
GE Real Estate has defied uncertainty in the property and financial markets and bought a £2bn portfolio of UK commercial property loans from Bradford & Bingley.
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Plaza Centers heads to Bulgaria
Plaza Centers has made its first foray into Bulgaria with a E38m (£27m) retail development.
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Workspace sees small value drop
Flexible business space provider Workspace saw a £9m drop in its valuation in the quarter to 30 September, despite strong rental growth over the period.
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OnlineBank of Scotland to fund Sheffield scheme
Bank of Scotland Corporate has signed an £18m deal with CTP St James – a joint venture between St James Securities Holdings and CTP Property Holdings – to fund the development of a major new scheme in Sheffield.
