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Commercial property rentals likely to rise Daily News & Analysis - ‎6 hours ago‎ Ahmedabad: If you are planning to go for a new commercial property in the city, then in all likelihood it will cost you more than earlier. ...

Commercial property rentals likely to rise

Commercial property enjoyed a re-acceleration of capital growth in February, bouncing back after it had a slower than expected start to 2010. According to the latest CB Richard Ellis Monthly Index, capital values rose by 1.4% in February - producing total returns of 2.0% for All Property. Central London offices once again were the best performers over the month, with total returns of 2.6% and capital growth of 2.1%. Shopping Centres also performed strongly, with a total return of 2.4% and capital growth of 1.8% in February, finally enjoying some catch up after a very weak 2009. All Property rental values continued to decline, with a fall of 0.2% suggesting that occupier markets are still under pressure. However, Central London offices recorded flat rental growth in February, pointing towards firmer occupier demand in the capital. Nick Parker, CB Richard Ellis Economics and Forecasting Analyst, said: "The general sentiment in the market currently is that property is approaching fair value, with ongoing yield compression expected in the short term. "While it was prime yields that came back in most aggressively in the latter half of last year, it is the better secondary markets that are slowly starting to attract interest at the beginning of 2010, with investors beginning to look further up the risk curve in a hunt for better returns. It is widely expected that the yield gap between prime and secondary property will slowly narrow over 2010 as competition for good secondary assets becomes more heated."

huge spread here at 60% , directors hold loads of shares here and they have recently bought more, if you buy here you have to be prepared to hold long time until such times as spread lowers and sp starts rising

usual 7.69% which always disappears lol mms having their fun

money makes the world go round Its looking fairly good for commercial property this year to me, looks like all buys today on LSE and plus so far, its nice to see the worm turn,come on Rory give us some good news for once and lets all see our investments grow, three cheers for Rory, hip hip horay, hip hip horay hip hip horay make our day

Global property markets on the up - Investment volumes forecast to reach $478 ... Property Magazine International - ‎4 hours ago‎ ... which monitors the investment flows in the commercial property in 56 countries, global investment volumes are forecast to rise 30% this year, hitting $478bn ...

Global investment to rise 30% in 2010 13:38 | 03.03.10 By David Doyle Global investment volumes will near $500bn this year following investment surges in China, the UK and the US, research from Cushman & Wakefield has said. Read more: http://www.propertyweek.com/story.asp?sectioncode=297&storycode=3159176&c=1#ixzz0hD7qdoir

its on plus markets, its a separate market to London stock exchange, that was 90k shares

£ trades gone through on plus so far today, one for 90k at 4.51

Bricks and mortar good last European quarter That last buy went through at 4.5p, this could be ticking up soon if we get more buys

Commercial property up 5.8% so far today, it looks like we could be in for a good day, steady flow of buys coming in.

This share seems like it just wants to rise, we had good news that European commercial property is doing very well and invesco property have about 60% in that sector, i posted an article the other day saying it had risen 40% in the last 3 months, suriy this share is at bargain price, all we need is a little news and this will be back up into double figures i would have thought

March 3, 2010 By Dees Stribling, Contributing Editor Courtesy Flickr Creative Commons user Olof S Green Street Advisors reported on Tuesday that its Commercial Property Price Index rose by 1 percent in February, compared with the previous month. According to the company, U.S. commercial property values have now risen by a little more than 10 percent since hitting a trough in May 2009, but values are still off by roughly 30 percent from their ’07 peak. Valuations are still a little tough to gauge, however, since CRE transaction volume remains low. Still, according to Green Street, pricing on transactions that have recently closed or that are in the works continues to surprise on the high side. “The good news is that pricing has been firming since the middle of ’09, especially in the last six months,” noted Mike Kirby, Green Street’s director of research, in the report. “Sellers are feeling less pressure to act, the outlook for fundamentals has become clearer, well-capitalized buyers are becoming plentiful, and return requirements across capital markets have come down.

Quiet a few trades coming through now on this share, looks like we could have chosen a good time to re enter this share, onwards and upwards

When i last did research on this company i understood that most of there commercial property was in Europe, i had these at five pence approx a few months ago then they hit nine pence but have drifted back to these sorry levels, i think this was because we were still in recession, Europe seems to be coming out and their property seems to be recovering quiet well, this is a gamble but could pay dividends

Nice rise here today, looks like there is confidence returning in this sector, at one point these were paying 6p dividend, good long term hold for me i think

I do not want to cause panic but on the last several shares i have seen de listed the price has dropped down to 1p or less on or around the day of de listing. You could keep your shares and hope that one day the shares decide to re list , i have quiet a few company shares that have de listed but sadly none have decided to re list as yet. I hope this information helps, best of luck Riot

http://www.propertyweek.com/story.asp?storycode=3156462 things could be looking up here as Invesco property