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Financial Times: L&S deal raises hopes of revival
The Aim-listed property investment company has agreed to acquire 1 Fleet Place in the City of London, leading to speculation that a bottom could soon be reached in the market
Financial Times: Sharp cornering and a nifty reverse
From Mr Peter Fineman. Sir, Lucy Kellaway's twaddle award to a World Bank economist (January 5) reminds me of a surveyor friend who set up a small property consultancy...
Financial Times: L&S deal raises hopes of revival
London & Stamford, an Aim-listed property investment company, is close to sealing its first deal since floatingmore than a year ago, raising hopes of a real estate...
Financial Times: Property fund raises £350m
Legal & General Property and Australia's Goodman Group have completed a £350m equity raising for property fund Arlington Business Park Partnership. The move,...
bizjournals: Greystar acquires JPI Management Services
Greystar Real Estate Partners LLC has purchased JPI Management Services in a move that significantly expands Greystar as a leading multifamily real estate company, Greystar announced Monday.
bizjournals: Report: Tough times for Austin CRE in ‘09
While Austin’s economy continues to fare better than that of other U.S. cities, 2009 will be a challenging year for commercial real estate, according to a global forecast released Monday by Grubb & Ellis Co. (NYSE: GBE). (GBE)
bizjournals: Construction spending falls, but ahead of analyst projections
U.S. construction spending continued to fall in November, but the slowdown was much less than expected.
bizjournals: Shaq's home back on market
Former Miami Heat superstar Shaquille O’Neal is marketing his Star Island mansion for sale at $25 million, according to a real estate listing service.
Financial Times: UK construction industry hits new low
The UK construction industry suffered another month of record decline in December, a survey showed, with all sectors of the industry suffering their worst ever contraction on record
bizjournals: Lawmakers move to plug $2.3B budget gap
Business groups will be watching warily when Florida lawmakers return Jan. 5 to the Capitol to work on closing a $2.3 billion hole in the state’s $66 billion budget.
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·UK construction industry hits new low
The UK construction industry suffered another month of record decline in December, a survey showed, with all sectors of the industry suffering their worst ever contraction on record
·L&S deal raises hopes of revival
The Aim-listed property investment company has agreed to acquire 1 Fleet Place in the City of London, leading to speculation that a bottom could soon be reached in the market
·Sharp cornering and a nifty reverse
From Mr Peter Fineman. Sir, Lucy Kellaway's twaddle award to a World Bank economist (January 5) reminds me of a surveyor friend who set up a small property consultancy...
·L&S deal raises hopes of revival
London & Stamford, an Aim-listed property investment company, is close to sealing its first deal since floatingmore than a year ago, raising hopes of a real estate...
·Property fund raises £350m
Legal & General Property and Australia's Goodman Group have completed a £350m equity raising for property fund Arlington Business Park Partnership. The move,...
·Property fund investors should hold tight
Judging from past experience, when frozen investors were still be able to generate decent returns, early redemptions would be unwise
·North East worst hit for losses on sales
The homeowners' nightmare of selling their property at a loss became a reality last year for more sellers in Newcastle, Nottingham and Durham than anywhere else,...
·Housing market unlikely to pick up this year
More than six in 10 economists believe 2009 will be a year in which to avoid buying property, with prices falling into 2010. This still leaves a significant minority...
·Sir Tom feels housing and retail pain
Scotland's highest-profile entrepreneur is battling to cope with a savage retail downturn and ill-timed exposure to the housing market
·UniCredit boosts capital with sales
UniCredit raised further cash to bolster its balance sheet with three disposals worth just over €2bn ($2.8bn), including its headquarters building in Milan
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