Welcome to the November 2008 realcommercial.com.au newsletter
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The $1.9-billion Commonwealth Property Office Trust yesterday warned that the value of office buildings would continue to fall over the next 12 months. >More | |
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On December 17 last year Centro Properties founding guru Andrew Scott announced to increasingly unnerved investors that only "Harry Hindsight" would have spotted the funding crisis that was consuming his business and trashing his reputation. >More | |
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Jones Lang LaSalle outlines no-cost and low-cost green initiatives that drive immediate savings, and provide ideas on long-term sustainability strategy. >More | |
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Sydney’s $2.5 billion Barangaroo project is the latest victim of the Government's mini-budget, with the $150 million Headland Park to be delayed for up to three years. >More | |
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In mid-October, governments around the world guaranteed bank deposits in an effort to shore up the banking system and global liquidity. As with many cures, there often can be unintended side effects. >More | |
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The investments will make Goodman Property Trust the largest listed property trust in NZ and will mean the likely inclusion of the Trust in the NZX 10 index.>More | |
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Colliers International has just released its October commercial property Research Report for NZ and investors in share markets can be forgiven for wondering what season it is!>More | |
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