ONE of Australias biggest office tower landlords Dexus Property Group has wiped almost 900 million off the value of its 8.9 billion Australian European and and US property holdings with listed property trusts expected to announce yet another round of heavy writedowns going into the company results season.
By: The Australian
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• Living with an undersize outdated k Living with an undersize outdated kitchen If so a sledgehammer may feel like the only solution. But these days youre probably not up for spending the 50000 or more maybe much more it would cost to demolish the space and build a new stateoftheart room from scratch.
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• A US class action against Bovis and A US class action against Bovis and other contractors by workers on the World Trade Centre cleanup site has been offered US575 million to settle.
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• PERTH has been the decades standout PERTH has been the decades standout property market with 11 of its suburbs among the top 20fastest growing averageprices.
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• Kennedy Funding a New Jersey lender Kennedy Funding a New Jersey lender to cashstrapped realestate developers has plenty of experience going after debtors who fall behind on their payments. But now its Kennedys turn to get squeezed.
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• The national foreclosure rate fell The national foreclosure rate fell 2 in February from a month earlier according to an industry report released Thursday the latest sign that the pace of foreclosures is slowing.
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• More than 170000 troubled homeowner More than 170000 troubled homeowners are breathing a lasting sigh of relief now that theyve received permanent modifications under the Obama administrations foreclosure prevention program.
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• ations continued between developer ations continued between developer Larry Silverstein and the Port Authority who are trying to resolve an impasse over the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site before a critical deadline Friday.
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• The housing market is facing swelli The housing market is facing swelling ranks of homeowners who are seriously delinquent but have yet to lose their homes and this is threatening a new wave of foreclosures that could hit just as the real estate market has begun to stabilize.
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• It doesnt take much to trip up thes It doesnt take much to trip up these days and the problem may be a more demanding Fannie May.
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• Preservation fights can be notably Preservation fights can be notably fierce in Old Hill Conn. a town know for its ponds.
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• The apartment of Delphi and Norman The apartment of Delphi and Norman Harrington seems to exist in both the present and the past.
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• Are the outlines of an ambitious sw Are the outlines of an ambitious swingsetandslide area lifting sales at One Brooklyn Bridge Park
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• With new Treasury Department rules With new Treasury Department rules designed to expedite short sales set to take effect April 5 relief cant come soon enough for some area buyers sellers and real estate agents who have waded through a long and arduous process to get short sales approved by the bank.
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• When Mike Walker and his wife Kathy When Mike Walker and his wife Kathy found an affordable house in Landover Hills back in 1979 they were looking for an upgrade from their apartment in nearby Bladensburg. The house was advertised as a fixerupper Mike Walker recalled and cost 39500.
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• With new Treasury Department rules With new Treasury Department rules designed to expedite short sales set to take effect April 5 relief cant come soon enough for some area buyers sellers and real estate agents who have waded through a long and arduous process to get short sales approved by the bank.
  By: Washington Post