All Property Week articles in Global June 2009
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Property shares rally
Listed companies are showing signs of improvement globally, says Ronnee Ades
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Lewis returns with start-up
Fund management veteran Ric Lewis launched Tristan Capital Partners this week to take advantage of what he calls the ‘best’ opportunities for the past 20 years
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Irish housing plummets
Irish house prices fell by a record level in April, cutting the average price to its lowest level in five years
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NewsWhat is the outlook for Germany’s property market?
The global recession could hit the German economy harder than other developed countries because of its overdependence on exports and weak levels of domestic consumption. But when it does recover, it should emerge stronger than its European counterparts
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General Growth takes two
A US judge has allowed General Growth to hire two law firms to represent it in its bankruptcy
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NewsVeteran property fund managers trade on their reputations to launch start-ups
Investors are placing a greater premium on the reputations of the people who manage their funds. Lucy Scott talks to three industry veterans who are using their personal following to go it alone.
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NewsGermany’s open-ended property investment funds remain frozen
Last year’s global financial turmoil led some of Germany’s biggest open-ended funds to put a freeze on redemptions – and few have managed to come in from the cold
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NewsWhen will the French property market stabilise?
Europa Capital has turned over €800m (£702m) of investment in France out of more than €5bn (£4.4m) of business conducted overall. But since late 2007 we have held back as the credit crunch has taken hold, values have fallen and occupier demand has contracted
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Vultures will have to go with the flow
The last few weeks have been littered with entrepreneurs launching distressed property ventures. But they should not expect to meet a flood of cheap assets in the midst of the downturn.
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Green tries on Middle East outfit
Miss Selfridge, part of Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia group, is to grow its presence in the Middle East and has made its debut in Kuwait.
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DSGi unplugs Hungarian loss-maker as part of Euro restructuring
Electricals retailer sells Electro World Hungary chain for €1 as it restructures central European business
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NewsFrench and German property markets to feel full impact of global downturn
End of the phoney war
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Property Week Global teams up with CREOpoint
Property Week Global has launched its own page on free real estate networking site CREOpoint, where CREOpoint members will find discussion forums, events news, blogs and video interviews.
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NewsULI conference speakers predict more pain in European property
Speakers at last month’s ULI Europe Trends Conference agreed that there will be more pain before there is any recovery
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Gazeley completes Ceva phase
Gazeley has completed the first phase of a €30m (£26m) logistics project in Ontigola, south of Madrid, on behalf of Ceva Logistics
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PWC to defend Centro claim
PricewaterhouseCoopers will ‘vigorously’ defend a cross-claim launched by Centro in Australia’s Federal Court alleging that the auditor is wholly or partly responsible for Centro’s alleged failure to disclose its debt levels. The Australian
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Carrefour plans leasebacks
Carrefour is to sell and lease back part of its €14bn (£12.1bn) property portfolio as it looks to expand
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Tishman fund to raise capital through California sales
A Tishman Speyer fund has put five California office buildings on the market
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Union buys in Zurich
Union Investment Real Estate has bought the West-Park office building in Zurich for €104.3m (£91m) from West-Park Zurich
