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CONSULTA PRESENTA LOS RESULTADOS DE SU ESTUDIO DE MERCADO LOGÍSTICO, 1er TRIMESTRE 2012:
05/04/2012
Affine - 1Q12 - Croissance de 2,8 % des loyers à périmètre constant
05/04/2012
SkyKey commercial building in Zurich Oerlikon – laying of the cornerstone
05/03/2012
CBRE appointed to market 40,000 m² Lisbon portfolio
05/01/2012
Savills: Belgian investment market driven by retail sector, while office lettings remain stable
05/01/2012
Jones Lang LaSalle : European office buildings face greater obsolescence
05/01/2012
Multi signs shareholders agreement with Gdańsk Municipality to develop Hay and Crayfish market
05/01/2012
Headline rents for prime locations in Bucharest see a slight increase in Q1 2012, as a result of increased demand and low level of deliveries
04/30/2012
pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank, HSBC Bank plc and Wells Fargo provide a senior facility LaSalle Investment Management provides a mezzanine loan supporting the acquisition
04/30/2012
Anne-Marie Idrac is appointed director of Bouygues
04/30/2012
RICS comments on Home Information Packs
RICS comments on Home Information Packs
Commenting on today's announcement on the future of HIPS (Home Information Packs), Gillian Charlesworth, RICS Director of Communications said: "HIPs have failed to address the significant problems in the home buying process they were originally supposed to tackle and RICS is pleased that one of the first acts of the new Government has been to clearly show their intention to abolish them.
"Taking a swift decision will have minimised the impact on the market and ensured that estate agents who stick to the rules will not lose out.
"The Government must now use this opportunity to move on positive discussions about improving the home buying process working closely with the industry and professional bodies that have already done a lot of work on this issue. There is now the opportunity to start again with a clean slate and come up with innovative proposals to reform the system.
"Rather than seeing the announcement as the death of HIPs it should become the start of a new process that brings real change to people’s experience of buying a home."
Source: RICS
Commenting on today's announcement on the future of HIPS (Home Information Packs), Gillian Charlesworth, RICS Director of Communications said: "HIPs have failed to address the significant problems in the home buying process they were originally supposed to tackle and RICS is pleased that one of the first acts of the new Government has been to clearly show their intention to abolish them.
"Taking a swift decision will have minimised the impact on the market and ensured that estate agents who stick to the rules will not lose out.
"The Government must now use this opportunity to move on positive discussions about improving the home buying process working closely with the industry and professional bodies that have already done a lot of work on this issue. There is now the opportunity to start again with a clean slate and come up with innovative proposals to reform the system.
"Rather than seeing the announcement as the death of HIPs it should become the start of a new process that brings real change to people’s experience of buying a home."
Source: RICS
05/26/2010
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