Monday, January 28, 2008
Real estate investments in terms of the securities funds in the Asian continent have gone down for losses. It is one fourth of what it was in 2007. It was promising when the European concerns were turning their face towards the Asian realty sectors and due to the fact that the developed countries' real estate was drooping in a rate.
An analysis from a leading provider of services and engineering solutions, AMEC clearly says that the Asian realty sector turns negative, the equity prices as a minimum. The analysis also says that the Asian real estate securities fund fell even 7 per cent in the fourth quarter. It is not only a case. All the other regions also are falling in terms of real estate investing funds. But experts say there can be drastic changes anytime.
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@ 8:35 PM
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Thursday, January 17, 2008
Germany - Being the Europe's largest engineering company, Siemens is planning to sell some of its real estate properties to raise money for their expansion. If Siemens is selling their real estate holdings, they are sure to make more than 100 million Euros. According to the balance sheet of September end, Siemens has 10.6 billion Euros ($15.7 billion) in equipment, factories and properties. It's seems that Siemens will complete its real estate sale before the end of December. Siemens fell to 1.63 Euros that will be about 1.7 percent, to close at 96.78 Euros in Frankfurt, valuing the company at 88.5 billion Euros.
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