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Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2009
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Real estate survey

 2009 Real estate survey results published September 22
Find out which companies are rated the best developers, advisors and banks in global real estate in the latest instalment of
Euromoney’s annual real estate poll.
 

Euromoney
invites all companies involved in the real estate sector to submit information about their activities, achievements and market opinions. The awards are then decided on the basis of information provided by poll respondents.

 

Euromoney Real Estate Awards Dinner
Date: 14 October 2009
Venue: The Langham, London
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Editorial: Clive Horwood, +44 (0)20 7779 8676, chorwood@euromoney.com

Table Sales and Sponsorship: William Powell,  +44 (0) 20 7779 8683, wpowell@euromoney.com

Event Enquiries: Christa Buttigieg, +44 (0) 20 7779 8366, cbuttigieg@euromoneyplc.com






Real Estate poll 2009: The next leg down

September 2009

This recession is unusual in that it was not triggered by commercial real estate but has dragged the sector down with it. However, this does not mean that recovery for this asset class will be any quicker or less painful. Louise Bowman reports.

Liquid Real Estate Awards 2008

September 2008

Euromoney/Liquid real estate poll 2007: Size & sustainability

September 2007

Jones Lang LaSalle, this year's winner of the Euromoney/Liquid real estate poll, is expanding with the global real estate markets. CEO Colin Dyer explains why a local feeling is important in a global market, and why sustainability makes business sense.

Real estate awards 2006: A perfect storm

September 2006

It offers double-digit yields, is not correlated with the equity market and provides secure, long-term returns. Allocations of investment capital to real estate have therefore ballooned – and look set to keep on growing. Louise Bowman reports.

Awards for excellence in real estate 2005

September 2005


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