July 17th, 2007 by Tea
Kyiv’s commercial and residential property markets are hot topics.
Commercial property here is the stuff of conferences, and there is one roughly every three months dedicated to just that topic. This isn’t a surprise; the expertise gained in Prague, Warsaw and Moscow is to a greater or lesser degree applicable here, and Kyiv is following a variation on a lucrative theme. Ukraine’s better commercial property consultants have picked up the know-how to interface with investors from all over the world. There are professionals operating on the market; what they do can be measured, and thus comprehended. (for more information click here)
July 17th, 2007 by Tea
hoppingCentreInvestments: The winning bidder among the property developers seeking a chunk of The Square shopping centre will be decided next week, writes Jack Fagan.
Three property developers are in contention to buy the main investment portfolio in The Square in Tallaght, Co Dublin, as well as an 11 per cent stake in the planned expansion of the complex. The vendor, Quinlan Private, and its advisers, CB Richard Ellis, is expected to choose a preferred bidder in the next week and then open direct negotiations on the sale. (for more information click here)
July 12th, 2007 by Tea
New Investment concept: Parking lots: invest 49,500€ (approx£33K) and reap a 6% Net return or 74,250€ and reap 8% NET: practically no overheads or maintenance, strong resell market, high demand, limited supply -central PARIS FINANCE in place! (for more information click here)
July 12th, 2007 by Ines
The international hotel consulting group Feuring and the real estate company Vivico are pooling their know-how and manpower for projects in the German-speaking countries. Initially, Viador GmbH, which has just been founded, will become active in a number of Vivico projects.
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July 12th, 2007 by lana
Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark are served by the branches in Stockholm and Copenhagen. In our Stockholm branch and Copenhagen office, competent contacts for structured real estate finance solutions serve real estate investors who wish to invest in one of the Scandinavian markets. (for more info click here)
July 12th, 2007 by lana
Abstract. The costs of transactions in real estate is of importance for
households, for investors, for statistical services, for governmental and
international bodies concerned with the effi cient delivery of basic state
functions, as well as for research. (for more info click here)
July 12th, 2007 by lana
This paper investigates the effect of adding a distinct feature of the Danish mortgage market to the market in the United States. This feature, a buyback option, enables mortgagors to buy back their share of the mortgage-backed security at market price. ( for more info click here)
July 11th, 2007 by Dino
Turkish-British Chamber of Commerce and Industry (TBCCI) organized a seminar to introduce the real estate market and the conditions of buying estate in Turkey to the British investors and entrepreneurs.
Aziz Doğan, the financial advisor of Turkish embassy in London, spoke at the seminar and said that it became easier for foreigners to have estate in Turkey, but there are some restrictions in SİT –protected places because of historical heritages– fields and some areas that are sensitive in terms of security, according to Anatolia news agency. He added that foreigners also have the same rights as Turkish citizens in case of selling or renting their estates. Doğan reminded that following the treaty of double taxation that was signed on May 9 1986 between Turkey and Britain, the rental revenues of foreigners are subjected to taxation only in Turkey. The southern Aegean and Mediterranean regions, Fethiye and Didim in particular are the most preferred towns by the British for investment.
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July 6th, 2007 by lana
On 1 May 2004, Latvia became a full member of the European Union. Latvia is attractive to entrepreneurs from both Europe and Russia because of its advantageous geographic location, developed infrastructure, highly qualified labour force and stable legislation. Its economic growth now competes on a par with most other European Countries. (for more info click here)
July 6th, 2007 by lana
According to an agreement signed on 29.06.07 Arco Vara AS’s subsidiary Arco Investeeringute AS and Arco Vara’s head of Latvian operations Mr. Viktors Savins continue the Bišumuižas II development project with a third counterpart, Linstow Baltic SIA, who acquired a 50% stake in the Bišumuižas nami SIA. (for more info click here)