September 18, 2009
Far be it for me to suggest that the amount of lawsuits being leveled at the major property developers in Dubai is the reason for this, but Nakheel, Emaar and Limitless have all pulled out of this years Cityscape Dubai.
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- Property in France: owning a French vineyardMany of us harbour dreams of owning a French vineyard. Zoe Dare Hall meets the people who have taken the plunge. […]
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- Property for sale, Kingswood, SurreyAn outstanding modern property for sale at a secure, private location in the heart of Kingswood Warren, Surrey. […]
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- Miller urges banks to ease lendingThe Edinburgh-based housebuilder reported that only 88,100 homes were built last year against an estimated demand of 220,000. It said affordable homes required easily accessed financing […]
- Persimmon targets production line housesFactory-built frames transported to sites give the housebuilder speed and the flexibility to respond to demand, says its chief executive […]