International Property News Beat
Wednesday, February 7th, 2007
Posted by Overseas Property Mall in Abu Dhabi Property, China Property, International Real Estate Trends, Japan Property, Mexico Property, Property Industry News, Property News Summaries, Turkish Property, UK Overseas Property Trends, UK Property, United States PropertyWe start the international property news beat on a light note with a post from Curbed L.A’s Celebrity Real Estate Wrap on Celebs (Tom Jones, Rudolph Velentino & Kirk Kerkon) moving homes.
And the major headlines -
- Invesco plans to launch a US$300 million property fund to invest in China and Japan due to the surging prices of Asia’s property markets [China Knowledge]
- Foreigners buy $450 million in Turkish real estate shares [Turkish Daily News]
- Asian Bubbles Defy Higher Rates; Nations Try Other Tools [Blooomberg]
- China plans more measures to cool property market in H1 [Forbes]
- Related Group to invest $1 Billion Mexico Real Estate for US second home buyers [Bloomberg]
- USA: Philadelphia - Commercial Real estate investment trusts strong investment vehicle in 2007 [Investment News]
- UK Housing market ’strong in 2006′ with growth rates exceding all other major European economies [BBC]
- UK: One in every five home buyers in Britain is now a Polish immigrant [First Rung]
- Abu Dhabi realty sales to top $2.5bn this year [AME Info]
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