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Liberty International's UK shopping centres and retail businesses should continue to demonstrate resilient returns on a P425 million five-year development programme, chief executive David Fischel said.
National real estate industry leaders and federal homeland security officials entered into an agreement establishing a formal public-private partnership to help protect U.S. real estate assets against potential terrorist attacks.
A first for China. Plans are afoot to built China's first "US-style" shopping mall.
Liberty International, the UK's largest shopping centre company, would post slower growth in the value of its stores this year as consumers reined in spending, according to Kempen & Co…
Group benefits from retail resilience.
Cape Town - Liberty International, the UK retail property and shopping centre group, showed more steady growth in the year to December.
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Rent in Silicon Valley for high-tech commercial real estate fell almost 30 percent in 2002, extending a slide that began a year earlier, according to a…
INTERNATIONAL Real Estate Services (Ires), the UK-based property fund manager chaired by Cape Town's Louis family, has announced the successful launch of two more British mutual property funds
LONDON and Tokyo remain the world's most expensive office locations
London-based property holding group Liberty International said yesterday it had increased its interest in Great Portland Estates to 19,4% from about 13% in a transaction worth nearly £24,5m
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London and Tokyo remain the world's most expensive office locations, according to a global property report released Thursday showing rents falling in most of the world's major cities in 2002.
PHILADELPHIA-Institutional investors have increased their holdings in REITs by $6.3 billion, according to a study of the most recent quarterly filings
Shoprite Group has acquired the Champion supermarket group in Madagascar for an undisclosed amount.
The significance of last week's dramatic reduction in interest rates in the United States from 1.75 percent to 1.
SAN FRANCISCO — The worst isn't over for commercial real estate in high-tech hot spots.
UK property group Liberty International has seen its ranking on the FTSE-100 index rise to number 88 this week from number 96 last week based on market capitalization, thus much…
LIBERTY International chairman and founder, Donald Gordon, yesterday tightened his grip on the UK-based property group following a £159m share issue.
PROPERTY loan stock company Hyprop Investments said yesterday it had secured an undertaking from more than 50% of Cenprop unitholders to support its R320m offer for Cenprop's prime assets.
Eyebrows raised as Cenprop keeps mum on offers for assets.
The successful raising of 159 million sterling through a share placing should greatly enhance UK property group Liberty International's chances of inclusion in the FTSE-100 index.
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