All Property Week articles in Global September 2010 – Page 2
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NewsKarstadt’s white knight
A billionaire philanthropist has bought the ailing German retailer, and wrung huge rental concessions out of its landlords
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NewsSurvival of the fittest
The downturn has killed off many a property fund manager, but Blackstone has thrived
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US lawmakers ease the way for property’s huddled masses
Congress acts to cut tax burden on overseas real estate investors
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Downturn leads to downshift for fund managers
As investors lick their wounds from the global downturn, fund managers have been cut down to size
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Chain reaction
Investors in German open-ended funds are nervous as the government tries to bind them into restricting outflows
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NewsMen at work pave way for housing boom Down Under
A growing economy, a rising population and demand from Asian investors mean good times for developers of Australian resi
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NewsMy big Move: Piers Nickall
As he returns to London after three years in Asia, Savills’ Piers Nickalls tells Lucy Scott about the challenges and rewards of working in the region
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NewsInvestors still wary as Austria tightens corporate governance laws
Overseas companies reluctant to invest in wake of corporate scandals, despite draconian regulations
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NewsRetail’s ancien régime
Christine Eade reports from France, where the obstacles to retail development have caused the shopping centre pipeline to all but dry up
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So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, adieu
After two and a half years as editor, this is my final edition of Property Week Global
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All aboard the Orient express
Eastern Europe’s improved transport infrastructure is opening up opportunities for supply chains and logistics developers, says Catherine Tobiasinsky of EC Harris
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NewsBuyback problems: Julius Meinl was arrested last year, and released on bail of €100m
Singapore’s GIC among companies looking to profit as investors seek safe haven in property
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Clacton Travelodge bought by private investor
A Travelodge in Clacton-on-Sea has been bought by a private investor from Real Estate Leisure Capital Limited for £2.16 million, reflecting a net initial yield of 7%.
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