Westfield scraps plan for mall property fund
14th Nov 2006, 14:53 GMT
Westfield Group, the world's biggest owner of shopping centers, may sell assets or create joint ventures to raise capital after scrapping plans for a 2 billion Australian dollar, or $1.53 billion, Australian property fund.
Westfield scraps plan for mall property fund related news:
- Lowys drop $2b cake and eat-it plan — The Sydney Morning Herald Business Headlines
- Unite to launch property fund — Reuters: Funds News
- Dutch mall giant to venture into development — Business Times Online - Property
- Is property still hot? — Telegraph Money | Personal Finance
- Marshall Wace plans £1bn fund — Telegraph Business
- Aussie firm to launch IPO by end-Dec — Business Times Online - Companies News
- Carphone founder's property fund — Telegraph Business
- Revenue helps counties keep pace with growth — OrlandoSentinel.com - Southwest News
- Lebanese FM scraps plan to attend Cairo meeting — KeralaNext: Middle East
- Boulder CO Voters Approve Nation's First Climate Tax — Renewable Energy Law Blog
Latest news from Marketplace by Bloomberg - International Herald Tribune:
- Bids set for Singapore aircraft leaser
- Li Ka-shing charities buy stake in PCCW
- Around the Markets: Yen lures central banks
- Tesco suspends opening of stores in Thailand
- DLF to restart stalled IPO in next quarter
- Asian investors turn to European bonds
- Agile Property shares sold
- Viewpoint: Cutting a tax knot in India
- Briefly
- Currencies