All Property Week articles in International Supplement November 03
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MarketsPole position
Ready and waiting for EU accession, Warsaw is recovering only slowly from its 2001 slowdown
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MarketsMoscow moves on
High inflation is Moscow's main challenge as plucky investors take more of an interest in the city
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MarketsRaising the game
While UK investors drag their heels in central Europe, global firms have started looking further east beyond the first round of EU accession countries.
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MarketsHow the east was won
Western shopping trends are becoming firmly established in Budapest, Prague and Warsaw. We examine the changing retail scene
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Markets'It's who you know that counts here'
Developers tell Natalie Stevenson what it’s like to do business in countries that are still struggling to cast off their reputation for corruption
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MarketsContinental shifts
Knight Frank's Southern and Eastern Africa Report puts the continent's property scene under the microscope. Global research chief Steve Mallen gives us a taster of its findings
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MarketsLights… camera…
Prague’s historic streets have made it big on the cinema screen – and the property sector can get a piece of the action, too.
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MarketsBridging the divide
Nearly 10 years on from the end of apartheid, South Africa is still a fractured society. Helen Thomas visits the country to assess regeneration efforts so far and evaluate how the property market has evolved since 1994
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Insight
Where are all the UK operators?
After firing 30% of its workforce in the 1990s recession, it was perhaps understandable the UK market showed little interest in the emerging markets of central and eastern Europe.
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InsightReinvention: Africa gets smart
The rehabilitation of a railway line in once war-torn Mozambique is hardly likely to excite players in the property industry in the UK or in other European countries.
