US Real Estate, World Real Estate

Dubai Real Estate - Not Dried Up Yet

By Phil Butler | June 14, 2011
Just when you thought the American real estate industry was in trouble, news from Dubai suggests things are not much better there. IN the past two years some 200 plus real estate projects have been canceled according to the Real Estate Regulatory Authority there. RERA reviewed some 450 projects, only 237 of which seem destined for completion.
Real Estate, US Real Estate, World Real Estate

HSBC Helps Homeowners in Dubai

By Allison Halliday | June 10, 2011
HSBC is set to help home-buyers in Dubai, one of the hardest hit real estate markets in the world, as property prices here have plunged by more than 60% from their peak. The bank has reduced interest rates on 25 year mortgage by 76 basis points to 5.49% and has also eased up on LTV […]
Real Estate Investing, US Real Estate, World Real Estate

Overseas Property Investments Surge in Australia

By Mike Wheatley | June 6, 2011
Foreign property investors in Australia last year purchased almost $3.1 billion worth of commercial properties in the country, which is three times as much as the previous year’s figure, $1.2 billion in 2009, says a new report by Real Estate Investment Flows. In all, 24.3% of commercial property transactions in Australia last year involved foreign […]
Real Estate, Real Estate Investing

Gas-Rich Qatari’s Eye U.S. Market

By Mike Wheatley | April 6, 2011
The government of Qatar is set to enter the U.S. property market for the first time in one of the most positive signs of so far this year.
Commercial Real Estate, US Real Estate

Chicago Commercial Property - Moving Guardedly

By Phil Butler | April 6, 2011
Increased leasing activity in Chicago has some jumping for joy in that market, while other more conservative experts warn of a flat market. Quarter one 2011 showed minimal job growth and a 16 percent vacancy rate going nowhere do not suggest celebration. But, there are positive variables to look at as well.
Real Estate Investing, US Real Estate

Jones Lang LaSalle South Africa Expansion

By Phil Butler | April 4, 2011
In news from South Africa, Jones Lang LaSalle just announced the acquisition of South Africa's Bradford McCormack & Associates. BMA, a corporate property service provider, will now become Jones Lang LaSalle South Africa accordingly. The move is said to be an opening of doors for the company's country wide expansion across SA.
Real Estate Investing, World Real Estate

Jones Lang LaSalle: A Study Of Commercial Trends

By Phil Butler | March 9, 2011
Rising occupancy rates, and spiraling prices are on the short list of reasons the company's global hotel chief Arthur de Haast thinks hotel acquisitions may skyrocket. And, a key industry survey reveals a paradigm shift in the way key industry leaders view productivity and methods.

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