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Commercial Property
News Archive
08-Oct-2007
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Commercial property firm ups Tulsa effort (Tulsa World)National commercial real estate company Sperry Van Ness took just over three years to carve out a piece of the Oklahoma City market -- it logged $170 million in transactions during 2006 alone.
Commercial property gloom spreads (Financial Times)The gloom hanging over the commercial property industry deepened on Wednesday as the surveyors? body Rics predicted a 5 per cent fall in prices this year and next.
SABA-4 Office Tower will ease commercial property shortfall (MENAFN)SABA-4 Office Tower will ease commercial property shortfall
New ordinance targets commercial property owners not licensed to sell used cars (Granite City Press-Record)The Granite City Council approved a new ordinance Tuesday, making it illegal for anyone to sell used vehicles on property that is not specifically licensed for vehicular sales.
Credit Crunch Pinches D.C. Office Sales (Washington Post)Sales of office buildings in the District tumbled in the third quarter to the lowest level in five years, as credit-market turmoil has started to affect the commercial property sector, according to a new report by one of the region's largest real estate services firms.
Real Estate Summit Brings Attention to Africa (Commercial Property News)The Retail Real Estate World Summit, which began in Cape Town on Tuesday and wraps up today, is bringing heightened attention to real estate in Africa. An estimated 1500 delegates have attended, making the summit the largest commercial property convention ever held in South Africa.
Class B space leading downtown's rebound (BizJournals)Downtown stakeholders -- commercial property owners, Central Atlanta Progress and the Atlanta Development Authority, among a host of others -- have worked behind the scenes for years to resurrect the submarket's office sector, especially the Peachtree Street skyscrapers that were once the center of Atlanta commerce.
(AFX UK Focus) 2007-10-08 03:38 GMT: STOCK ALERT - SOHO China sharply higher vs IPO price in Hong Kong debut (Interactive Investor)HONG KONG (XFN-ASIA) - SOHO China Ltd (410.HK), a commercial property developer based in Beijing, was sharply higher against its initial public offering (IPO) price in the early minutes of its first trading day on the Hong Kong bourse.
Commercial property slides (FT.com via Yahoo! News) A slump in the commercial property market is hitting retail investors and pension schemes with sector funds suffering their first fall in total returns for 15 years in September.
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