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| FT.com - Property
FT.com - Property
The four horsemen of the apocalypse made an appearance in the property industry on Tuesday as UK developer Brixton warned that worse was to come for the struggling sector
The Tokyo Stock Exchange is looking into a convertible bond issued by Urban, the Japanese property developer that collapsed last week with $2.3bn in debts, and underwritten by BNP Paribas, after it emerged that material details had not been disclosed to investors
Cambodian conglomerate is raising $2bn from private investors, together with Hong Kong-based Millennium Group, to develop the island of Koh Rong
Pumped-up oil prices are buoying commercial property in some US cities closely linked to the commodity, even as most of the rest of the country succumbs to a dramatic real-estate slump
Having reached stratospheric heights, Singapore's property market looks set to hit some turbulence that could produce an equally significant fall, writes John Burton
Few Wall Street firms have embraced commercial real estate as aggressively as Lehman Brothers. Now Lehman's near-term fate depends in part on whether it can attract buyers for the assets and securities in its property portfolio
Lehman Brothers is in talks with potential buyers
over the sale of its $40bn portfolio of commercial real estate assets and securities in an effort to replenish its balance sheet
While Joy McCallin has been able to take advantage of the huge house price growth, her son Gabriel is part of a generation that is struggling to rise up the housing ladder
The decision to freeze the development was welcomed by investors but this fails to hide one of the most bearish statements to date on the property sector
By shelving plans for the Cheesegrater, British Land is bowing to the inevitable
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