| The Sara Service Merges Property in Spain with Investment ...
The Sara Service Spain, a Spanish property listings web site, have now added overseas investment properties to their online portfolio of property in Spain. Property investors and buyers can now avail of a wide range of international investment opportunities in Italy, Portugal, Cyprus, Morocco, Brazil, Egypt, America, Canada, Malaysia and the Caribbean. Malaga, Spain (PRWEB) April 8, 2007 -- The Sara Service Spain have now added a wide range of overseas property investment opportunities to their catalogue of properties in Spain. Property buyers and investors can now access off-plan investments and resale properties in countries such as Turkey, Italy, Portugal, Cyprus, Morocco, Brazil, Egypt, the Caribbean and Malaysia with more countries to follow. These exciting property investment opportunities are now available due to our recent partnership with the Superior Overseas Property Network.
Langtons Property Plus - Our Privilege, Your Rewards: Investing in ...
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(CCNMatthews - April 3, 2007) - Residential investment property specialist, Langtons Property Plus (www.langtonspp.com) is launching its unique property rewards programme, The Privilege Club, at the Invest in Property exhibition in London's Earls Court.
Complementing Langtons Property Plus' (LPP) traditional estate agency, the Privilege Club recognises that many purchasers are looking for advice and assistance when buying in the UK and overseas - for instance how to find a reputable UK based solicitor, navigate local bureaucracy, savings on furnishing and insurance - when they are building and managing a property portfolio. It brings all this together in a comprehensive package designed to remove the hassle and complexity from property investment.
And with more than 70 new build developments and self-build plots in emerging UK and global hotspots including the 2012 London Olympic catchment area, Bulgaria, Turkey, Morocco, France and the Caribbean, potential property purchasers can view and purchase through LPP in exactly the same way that they could buy a property through a high street estate agency.
Obelisk International Recognises the Potential of Real Estate ...
(PRLEAP.COM) In Turkey, where the economy has grown at a rate of 7% for four consecutive years, and the tourism market makes up 10% of the countrys employment, Obelisk International has identified the town of Bodrum as a wise choice for the potential real estate investor, for a number of reasons. As one of Europes most promising emerging property markets, Turkey is attracting attention from overseas property investors for a host of reasons, from its growing economy, fast-growing population, and positive outlook for tourism. Within this exciting climate, Obelisk International has identified the Bodrum Peninsula as having particularly strong potential as an investment choice this year. Of all the visitors to Turkey, around 70% go to Bodrum, so its popularity as a tourist destination is already established.
UK developer takes Turkish property market by storm
Creating ripples in the Aegean Sea is the latest venture of the Braemore Group who sold out their latest development in Nottingham within a record 48 hours. Having exported their magic and reputation overseas to three vibrant emerging markets - the first being Turkey - their projects are on course to put all the others in the shade.
WHO'S BUYING WHAT & WHY?
It's never been easier to invest in Turkey. A long awaited mortgage system is being ushered through parliament with flexible terms meanwhile currency specialists say that Turkey is the ‘top emerging market in the global investment index'.
Property buying restrictions have also been relaxed and the number of Britons owning property in Turkey has jumped by more than 200% over the past eighteen months.
Valencia, in Barcelona's Shadow, May Be First Spain Soccer IPO
April 10 (Bloomberg) -- Valencia is considering becoming the first Spanish soccer team to sell shares to investors following public offerings by Italy's Juventus and France's Lyon, President Juan Bautista Soler said. ``We could become stock-market listed; it's a possibility, that's where the future is,'' Soler, a property developer who owns 33 percent of the club, said in an interview. ``There are a lot of investment funds that want part of their portfolio in sports.'' Valencia, the last remaining Spanish club in Europe's Champions League this season, is in a better position to sell shares than Real Madrid and Barcelona because its bigger rivals are owned by their fans and have repeatedly rejected the possibility of having their shares publicly traded. Valencia plays London's Chelsea today for a place in the semifinals of Europe's richest club competition.
Alarm bells ring as debt levels soar in frenzy of mergers
Soaring leveraged buyout activity fuelled by private equity is creating growing financial dangers to dealmakers, their backers and targeted companies that risks a return to the worst excesses of past merger booms, the International Monetary Fund said yesterday. In a hard-hitting assessment of the present buyout boom, the IMF sounded a warning that huge investor appetite for backing leveraged private equity takeovers is inflating deal values while leaving acquired companies saddled with increased debt that leaves them financially vulnerable. The fund also gave warning that big private equity players are increasingly exploiting the strong demand for participation in their deals to extract weaker financing conditions from their backers. At the same time, investors eager to finance leveraged buyouts may also be failing to properly scrutinise these as fully as they should, yesterday’s report found.
JAPAN: State's witness Miyauchi gets 20 months
The Tokyo District Court sentenced Ryoji Miyauchi, former Livedoor Co. chief financial officer, to 20 months in prison Thursday for falsifying financial statements at the Internet firm but let three other executives walk away with suspended terms. The court gave Fumito Okamoto, 39, former Livedoor director and president of Livedoor Marketing Co., and Osanari Nakamura, 39, former president of Livedoor Finance Co., suspended 18-month sentences, and former Livedoor Co. representative Fumito Kumagai, 29, a suspended one-year sentence for conspiring with Miyauchi, 39, to report a business 2003 pretax profit of 5 billion yen, when the firm had actually incurred a 300 million yen loss. The ruling came just six days after Livedoor founder Takafumi Horie was given a 2 1/2-year prison term by the same court.
Delta and Pine Land Company Announces Second Quarter and Six-Month ...
SCOTT, Miss., April 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Delta and Pine Land Company (NYSE: DLP) ("D&PL" or the "Company"), a leading commercial breeder, producer and marketer of cotton planting seed, today announced results for the second quarter and six-month period ended February 28, 2007. Second Quarter Results Net loss for the 2007 second quarter was $0.06 per diluted share, compared to last year's second quarter net income of $0.40 per diluted share. The second quarter net loss includes charges of $0.02 per diluted share related to the proposed merger with Monsanto. The prior year second quarter included $0.01 per diluted share in Pharmacia/Monsanto litigation expenses. Revenues were $45.0 million in the 2007 second quarter, compared to $115.0 million recorded in the year-ago quarter.
A Day in the Life - Hedge Fund Manager
The trend for hedge fund firms to establish themselves in Dublin was recognised by KBC Asset Management early on when it decided last year to transfer its Alternative Investment Strategies adivision from Brussels to Dublin. Guy Saintfiet, fund manager with KBC Asset Management, relocated to Dublin last year as a result, and is so far enjoying the move, but finds the working environment more competitive than in Belgium in this month's 'Day in the Life'. .
ITG March volume increases
Investment Technology Group Inc., an online stock-trading service, said Tuesday that March trading volume soared from last year's levels. The company said U.S. trading volume in March surged to 4 billion shares from 3.1 billion shares in March 2006. Average daily volume during the month rose to 182 million from 133 million in the year-ago period. Trading also rose from February's total volume of 3.4 billion shares and daily volume of 180 million shares. "Strong trading volume continued in March, with market share for the first quarter of 2007 consistent with the previous quarter," Howard Naphtali, ITG's chief financial officer, said in a statement. "Our average commission per share for the quarter was down approximately three percent sequentially." Shares of ITG shed 67 cents to $38.22 in morning trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
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