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Expansion of the Panama Canal boosts the industrial and logistics markets.

The $5.3 billion Panama Canal expansion, which will double the canal's capacity, is expected to be completed in 2015. As a result, speculative logistics production has increased as the country's private sector prepares for an expected increase in demand for logistics and warehouse space.

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London Property Barometer is a study.

According to a new study from London-based real estate company Douglas & Gordon, the London residential property market ended 2013 on a positive note, with more sellers and buyers. 

According to the Barometer, 50 percent more properties were listed in December, with 20 percent more buyers. flats…

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EMEA hotel investment is driven by Middle Eastern capital.

The first half of 2013 saw a 38 percent rise in hotel investment volumes in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa compared to the same period last year, owing primarily to a significant increase in Middle Eastern capital. properties qatar

According to the most recent data from Jones Lang LaSalle, …

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Outside of Central London, 74 percent of UK commercial investment is now directed.

Due to a shortage of available prime stock in Central London, international commercial real estate investors are increasingly attracted to UK regional cities, and in particular major investment opportunities, according to global property advisor CBRE. properties qatar

In the first quarter of 201…

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For the first time in 41 years, London home prices are more than double the national average.

According to global real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield, the average London home price is now double the UK average for the first time in 41 years. qatar villa

London homes are now twice as expensive as the average UK property for the first time since building society Nationwide released…

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London has surpassed Hong Kong as the most expensive city to live and work in.

London has surpassed Hong Kong as the world's most expensive city for businesses to locate workers, according to foreign real estate adviser Savills. Hong Kong had previously topped the list for an uninterrupted five years. New York and Paris round out the quartet of major cities where the total cos…

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