International Property News Beat - Bonuses in the City hit £14bn record high, Singapore property development tax to be 58 percent & US Housings woes might trigger a global slump
Monday, September 3rd, 2007 
Posted by Overseas Property Mall in - GE Real Estate may increase holdings in Japan 60% this year [IHT]
- New Zealand Dollar Falls as Housing Drop Spurs Carry Trade Exit [Bloomberg]
- City bonuses hit record high with £14bn payout [Guardian]
- Austrian property “like the UK, but cheaper” [IPE]
- Housing woe could trip world slump [Reuters]
- Singapore property development tax to rise as much as 58 per cent [Forbes]
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