Commercial Property

ARK Management Named as Top 31 Commercial Real Estate Property Management Company and Grows presence with San Diego Retail Portfolio

PRWEB 11.03.2010

San Diego, CA (PRWEB) March 11, 2010 -- ARK Management, (www.ark-management.com) a commercial property management company, has continued to grow its third-party property management presence with the addition of the Singer Family portfolio. The Singer Family portfolio is comprised of mixed-use, multi-tenant retail and industrial properties.

Why shops did not save our town centres Lucy Alexander The Times 11.03.2010	City of London commercial property market tipped for resurgence David Hudek Mellersh & Harding 11.03.2010
How regeneration of our inner cities failed to materialise and why developments have gone from boom to bust	The City of London is set to lead the UK office market resurgence in 2010, a new survey suggests. According to the King Sturge: Office Markets 2010 report, the City of London is seeing increased demand for office space following the end of two years of instability caused by the global economic downturn.
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Stalled office market set to get moving The Irish Times 09.03.2010	1 Finlayson Green sold, say sources Kalapana Rashiwala The Business Times 09.03.2010
There is significant demand for office space in the Dublin market as tenants take advantage of break options to seek better value, writes JACK FAGAN	(SINGAPORE) The office block that is 1 Finlayson Green has been sold, BT understands.
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City of London Developers Start Skyscrapers as Rents End Slide Chris Bourke Bloomberg News 08.03.2010	Meyer Bergman Pays $196 Million for 50% Stake in London Mall Alex Finkelstein 08.03.2010
March 9 (Bloomberg) -- Brookfield Asset Management Inc., owner of a stake in the U.K.’s tallest building, is about to start constructing an even higher tower in the City of London.	(LONDON, ENGLAND) -- Believing the commercial real estate market in London is turning positive again, Meyer Bergman Group has bought a 50 percent stake in a London mall for 130 million pounds ($196 million USD) from Aviva (AV.L),
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Interest in buying state offices in California building LA Times 07.03.2010	Three ideas to revive US home prices JONATHON TRUGMAN New York Post 07.03.2010
The 24 buildings being offered, including two in L.A., are drawing global investors. The sale is also being criticized for the loss of long-term capital assets in favor of short-term gains.	Two years into the mortgage meltdown, housing prices are still weak and foreclosures are still running at a record pace.
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