Welcome to the September 2008 edition of Commercial Review

Each month we aim to deliver to you the most relevant and up-to-date information to help you make informed decisions about Commercial property.

Jones Lang LaSalle's latest research reviews the commercial standing of Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, Western Australia and New South Wales.>More
The collapse of global investment bank Lehman Brothers has put the future of local unlisted fund, the $202 million Reed Property Trust, in doubt. Lehman is the second largest shareholder in the Reed Property Group, holding a 40 per cent stake in the parent entity of the trust.>More
The industrial property market in the Asia Pacific region has remained relatively strong whilst the other global markets are feeling the effects of a slowdown, according to Colliers International’s Midyear 2008 Global Industrial report.>More
Shopping mall owner Centro Properties said today a $US714 million sales agreement for its Centro America Fund has been terminated. But Centro also said it remained in talks with the potential purchaser.>More
Adelaide industrial land values have jumped by as much as 42 per cent in the year to June, despite the impact of the credit crunch, according to CB Richard Ellis.>More
CB Richard Ellis has successfully sold 15 National Bank properties during two auctions held in both Auckland and Christchurch earlier this week. The total portfolio fetched approximately $31 million, with a portfolio yield recorded at an average of 6.58 per cent.>More
A High Court ruling has blown the whistle on Auckland City Council overcharging development contributions on new subdivisions. The ruling relates to Auckland City Council using development contributions as a so-called "top-up", after first having charged a financial contribution on the same development.  >More
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