All Regions articles – Page 16
-
Online
Estama wins Evans Randall German management job
Estama, the German asset management specialist, has taken over the management of a 120,000 sq m portfolio on behalf of Evans Randall.
-
Online
RICS Global Distressed Property Monitor
The Q2 Global Distressed Property Monitor from RICS indicates that growth in distressed property listings* eased back across 85% of countries surveyed when compared to the first quarter.
-
Online
Real Capital Analytics: Global Capital Trends - Q2 2010
The second quarter was marked by dynamic changes throughout the property markets. Transaction activity slowed in Asia Pacific and not entirely due to governmental curbs instituted by China.
-
Online
Manchester awards £90m town hall revamp contract
Manchester City Council has awarded a £90m contract to Laing O’Rourke for the redevelopment of its town hall complex.
-
Online
Green light for 2,500 homes on Gainsborough site
West Lindsey District Council has approved proposals for an an urban extension to Gainsborough in Lincolnshire to support 2,500 new homes in the area.
-
Online
Manchester issues CPO for Britannia-owned fire station
Manchester City Council has issued a compulsory purchase order to buy the London Road fire station in the city centre, a building owned by Britannia Hotels.
-
Online
Barclays Corporate's Spanish exposure leads to losses
Barclays Corporate today reported a half year pre-tax loss of £377m, largely caused by the exposures to Spain’s property and construction industry.
-
Online
LDA sells £16m stake in Beckton business park
The London Development Agency has sold its share of Gemini Business Park in Beckton, London to Aviva Investors Pensions for £16 million.
-
Online
Orf to become Euro property head at Apollo
Apollo Global Management is to make Roger Orf its European property head on the completion of its takeover of Citi Property Investors (CPI).
-
Online
NR Nordic plans total property sell off
NR Nordic Russia Properties, the Euronext-listed property company in which the Livingstone brothers own a 24.6% stake, is to sell all its assets over the next four years.
-
Online
Distress gap emerging between Europe and the rest of the world, says RICS
Portugal, Spain and Germany saw the biggest increases in distressed property being brought to the market last quarter as concerns over the health of the European banking system linger, research from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has shown.
-
Online
Raven Russia sells Moscow warehouse
Raven Russia has sold a warehouse in Moscow for $42m (£26.4m).
-
Online
Investor demand for regional offices up by 63% on last year
Investor demand for prime regional offices has continued to improve with volumes during the first half of 2010 up by 63% on the same period last year.
-
Online
Standard Life Investments spends £40m in Brazil
Standard Life Investments has bought £40m of property in Brazil in a further sign of investor interest in the South American country.
-
Online
Twelve directors quit Croydon regeneration body
Twelve directors of the Croydon Economic Development Company have walked out today, as the regeneration body begins to wind down its operations.
-
Online
Stalled housing developments secure investment from London mayor and HCA
Stalled development projects which would deliver more than 500 affordable homes in London have today secured investment from the London mayor Boris Johnson and the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA).
-
Online
Ex-Morgan Stanley trio secure backing for new venture
Three former Morgan Stanley Real Estate real estate directors, John Carrafiell, Sonny Kalsi and Fred Schmidt, have received financial backing from a Dutch-listed company for their new venture.
-
Online
Call for Scotland to centralise property management
Public property in Scotland should be more centrally managed, better maintained, and run through the Scottish Futures Trust, a key budget report has recommended.
-
Online
Mortgage investors scale back
Mortgage investors have been scaling back positions on fears that the US government might again intervene in the home loans market.
-
Online
Switzerland named priciest place to build
Zurich and Geneva have become the world’s most expensive destinations for residential and commercial property developers, as the recovery in the Swiss building industry pushes up material and labour prices.