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Инвестиции
Kerimov shares money | Инвестиции
Russian tycoon Suleiman Kerimov is negotiating buying 40-45% of PIK. Upon these news, PIK shares grew by unprecedented 130% in the last days. But even with this growth, capitalization of the company reached $0,57 bln (as compared to $0,25 bln last week), while PIK’s debts are estimated at $1-1,5bln
Investors: return after trudge | Инвестиции
Cushman&Wakefield expects real investor activity in the market in early to mid-2010.
EMEA: small hotels for régal | Инвестиции
Hotel investment market EMEA will see structural change
Europe: there won’t be fiesta | Инвестиции
If 2008 will be remembered as the year which saw the near implosion of the global financial system, 2009 appears to have begun in much the same vein.
Who will own Deripaska’s assets? | Инвестиции
Inteko and Glavstroy companies won’t get governmental guaranties on credits. Interdepartmental working group at the Russian Ministry of Economic Development and Trade has sent their applications back for refinement. Officials considered 49 bln rubles for Inteko company governmental guaranties as too big sum of money. Glavstroy, which asked for 20.6 bln rubles guaranties, needs to submit additional information to members of working group. Inteko and Glavstroy companies have to complete their applications in two weeks and submit for approval again.
Kazakhstan: vendibility helps to survive | Инвестиции
Retail market in Kazakhstan has a strong demand for international standards retail provision.
Grand Dame Europe: the comatose one | Инвестиции
2009 will be a difficult year for the real estate industry. A significant amount of distressed property is expected to come onto the market. The top investment market for the year is Munich.
MIPIM: Their hopeless hope | Инвестиции
MIPIM, the largest exhibition on real estate market in the world, has started in Cannes. The number of participants this year fell by one third but those in attendance are tuned in for useful communication.
CRE crouch | Инвестиции
World CRE market entered into 2009 with 59 percent global investment fell. Leader of the fall (73 percent) is Northern America.

