Commercial Property News Archive for 27-Nov-2007

Bank of England sees more market jitters (Reuters.co.uk)

LONDON (Reuters) - Financial markets will take time to settle down and the turmoil could spread to stocks and commercial property, Bank of England chief economist Charles Bean said on Monday, but price pressures also remain a concern.

Commercial property purchases, leases (The News-Press)

• First American Exchange Company LLC sold a 13,000-square-foot office building at 9311 College Parkway, Fort Myers, to First American Bank in...

Fund managers raise exit penalties to prevent property collapse (Independent)

Schroders, one of the UK's leading managers of commercial property investments, yesterday wiped 12.5 per cent off the value of units in its flagship £2bn fund, amid growing fears of a collapse in the sector.

Bank's Bean sees more financial market volatility (Reuters.co.uk)

LONDON (Reuters) - It may be some time before financial markets settle down and the turmoil could spread to stocks and commercial property, Bank of England chief economist Charles Bean was quoted as saying on Monday.

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