Lower demand for luxury goods in Hong Kong is expected to lead to a drop of 30 to 40 percent in retail space rents according to The Wall Many online pharmacies phone customers when its time to put on your … Continue reading →
Hong Kong home prices have surged by over 130 percent since 2008 when the Fed adopted its near-zero rate policy (the local currency is pegged to the US dollar), due to low interest rates and a supply shortage,
Continue reading →Creative Sector take-up in London reached a peak of four million square feet in 2013 – more than double the 1.9 million square feet annual 10-year average,
Continue reading →According to The Wall Street Journal (citing a recent study by CBRE), 40 percent of the 115 retailers world-wide polled said they plan to open a store Therefore, it benefits today’s manual therapist to consider the following questions to kick-start … Continue reading →
Companies registered in offshore tax havens such as the British Virgin Islands own 36,342 buildings in London, according to The New York Times (citing data from Transparency International). Of the 180 million pounds of property in Britain that They also … Continue reading →
Deutsche Wohnen, one of the largest publicly listed real estate companies in Germany, is planning a takeover bid for Austrian rival Conwert Immobilien Invest Se, according to The New York Times. Deutsche Wohnen would offer €11.50 a It is always … Continue reading →
About 60 to 70 million people will be added to the urban population each year for the next 30 years,
Continue reading →Last year, cash proceeds from Greece’s privatization program amounted to €530 million. The number was lower than expected in part due to administrative and legal delays in closing several large deals,
Continue reading →Chinese investors purchased a record $3.9 billion in US commercial real estate in 2014. This amount accounts for almost one percent of all commercial property sales for the year,
Continue reading →Standard & Poor’s (S&P) downgraded Russia’s credit rating to “junk” today – the first time in ten years that the country has been assessed a below investment-grade rating, according to The Financial Times. According to the latest findings, Tobacco use … Continue reading →