Welcome to April 2009 edition of the realcommercial.com.au newsletter
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A number of European and the UK property markets have seen returns fall into the negative territory but Australia and New Zealand remain resilient. >More | |
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In Jones Lang LaSalle's latest economic update, it reveals that all is not bad in the world of commercial property lending.>More | |
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Brisbane commercial property will not endure an over-supply of space of the magnitude that crippled the market in the early 1990s, according to Jones Lang LaSalle research director Leigh Warner. >More | |
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Jones Lang LaSalle's latest retail market report indicates the sector is yet to benefit from mortgage holders' increase of disposable income but expect to see this soon if December's results were anything to go by.>More | |
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Australia’s top 10 hotel property owners did not compete for any assets in 2008, according Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels’ annual survey.>More | |
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A new research paper by CB Richard Ellis is tipping Australia’s major office market rentals will tumble during the recession as landlords attempt to hang on desperately to tenants. >More | |
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Offices in Sydney’s suburban markets have been sold on indicative yields of 9% to 10%. According to LandMark White, yields will keep rising over 2009. >More | |
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Maquarie CountryWide Trust has sold two Australian shopping centres for $12.6 million and at the same time has completed a $US49.5 million transaction in the United States. >More | |
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