Saturday 5th July 2008

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The British Journal of Real Estate Development and Property Management. The latest property news both in-depth, and in brief. Expert opinion and information on regeneration, regional developments, property management and environmental issues.
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Regional roundup

News in Brief

A big splash

London's Olympic aquatic centre is set to treble in cost...

Imparting momentum

Gordon Brown is to attempt to get the UK housing market to improve...

Euston architects appointed

Allies and Morrison have been appointed to oversee a £1 billion redevelopment of Euston station...

Russia enters

The Russian property developer Mirax Group has entered the UK market...

Magazine Articles

Are repossessions the future?

With home repossessions at an all time high, David Aitken, managing director of Executive Financial Solutions questions whether the situation is reflected in the commercial arena

No empty threats

A new government policy to utilise currently empty buildings relies on changes in rates rules. Lee Ranson, Practice Group Head, Real Estate, Eversheds speaks to Estates review about empty rates and what the new rules mean

Wayne Hemingway on eco-towns: ready to rumble

The shortlist for England’s 10 eco-towns is out. With the winners due to be announced by the end of the year we brought eco-town supporter Wayne Hemingway and eco-town protester Myles Pollock together
Wayne Hemmingway

News in Depth

Fair value no defence for falling UK property market

The downturn in UK commercial property still has further to run despite prices being at or close to so-called fair value and cheap compared with other European markets Having overshot on the upside, British commercial real estate prices are likely to overshoot on the downside."We're head...

Credit crunch hits home for millions of Britons

Millions of British homeowners face sharply higher mortgage costs with big banks and regional building societies raising rates and tightening lending criteria as a global financial crisis feeds through to consumers Some of Britain's leading lenders, including HBOS, Nationwide and Lloyds TSB, increased interest rates on their main pro...

Alive with possibilty

Healthy economic growth and a progressive legal framework invite overseas investment, says Yunus Hoosen, Department of Trade and Industry, South Africa South Africa is in the midst of one of the longest expansions in its history – since 1994, and particularly since ...

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Barclays Local Business Marketing

Fraser MacKay, Head of Local Business Marketing, Barclays, on the commercial mortgage market

The Final Word

UK mortgage plan won't end credit famine

The Bank of England has agreed to swap at least £50bn of banks' risky mortgage and other assets for easy to liquidate government debt, its latest and most radical attempt to break the back of the cred...


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