Commercial Property News Archive for 25-Apr-2009

Zhenru Town could revive commercial market: Experts (People's Daily)

The latest multi-billion yuan project by Hong Kong business tycoon Li Ka-shing could help revive the commercial property market, experts said yesterday. The project titled Zhenru Town and developed by Li's Cheung Kong Holdings and Hutchison Whampoa will cover 1.14 million sq m in Shanghai's northwestern Putuo district. Construction began yesterday and it will contain office buildings, ...

Fonterra site sale progress (Otago Daily Times)

Tenders closed this week on a large 14,600sq m commercial property and building in Dunedin owned by Fonterra.

DTZ resurrected (Otago Daily Times)

The Queenstown branch of Colliers International - Australasia's largest commercial property company - has resurrected the former DTZ property consultancy company in Dunedin which was closed last month with the loss of seven jobs.

Ruddbank's reality check (Sydney Morning Herald)

RUDDBANK may not be the saviour of the commercial property sector - as banks, investors and developers had initially hoped - and experts have warned its brief should be extended to include the crippled housing sector.

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