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Ask the real estate lawyerIlyce R. Glink Baltimore Sun 11.01.2010 | Raimon Land Contracts Bouygues Thai To Build The River – Bangkok’s Most Exclusive Riverside Condominium DevelopmentWalaiklao Kumwong Francom Asia 01.04.2009 |
 Q: My ex-stepfather has filed a lis pendens against my deceased mother's home. He has claim to 45 percent of the equity of the property. We have a buyer for the home and have agreed to pay him when the house closes. |  Luxury property developer, Raimon Land, has signed with Bouygues Thai, the local subsidiary of leading global construction conglomerate, Bouygues Construction, to carry out the main building works at The River, Bangkok’s most exclusive riverside condominium development. |
Thai building experts are on right wavelength; Bold plan to reduce tsunami death tollAPIRADEE TREERUTKUARKUL Bangkok Post 30.03.2009 | Hugh Hefner's home next to Playboy mansion for sale for $27,995,000Ann Brenoff Los Angeles Times 29.03.2009 |
 Academics have created a prototype of a tsunami-proof building designed to provide protection to those fleeing from natural disasters. The prototype is part of a plan to reduce casualties in storm-prone areas. |  OK, no more proverbial pressing your nose up against the gates hoping to catch a glimpse of what goes on at the Playboy mansion. Now you can live right next door and spy from the comforts of your own home. |
Prediction of Perth housing slump rejected ABC News 27.03.2009 | Best Western to Open a Resort in Pranburi, ThailandOzgur Tore Focus on Travel News 27.03.2009 |
 A national property research company has rejected claims that Western Australia's property market will remain subdued for many years. |  Best Western International has announced the December 2009 opening of a new built modern-contemporary style resort on the Gulf Coast of Thailand, just beyond the boundary of one of Thailand’s most spectacular national parks, Sam Roi Yod. |
Windmill Architect buoyed by good first quarterSomluck Srimalee The Nation 27.03.2009 | Commercial Tenant Set for Rebuilt Trade CenterCHARLES V. BAGLI The New York Times 26.03.2009 |
 Demand for the construction of luxury residences priced between Bt20 million and Bt50 million has continued to grow, driving home-builder Windmill Architect's new contracts in the first quarter above its target of Bt170 million for the period. |  It took three years of stop-and-start negotiations, but a Chinese real estate company is finally signing a lease for space in a 102-story skyscraper under construction at ground zero, becoming the first commercial tenant for the rebuilt World Trade Center. |
China pension fund backs property stocks Property Week 25.03.2009 | Chinese county eyes $1.5 bln in property projects Reuters 25.03.2009 |
 The national pension fund has bought heavily into mainland-listed developers in an attempt to boost confidence in the real estate sector as Beijing strives to buoy the economy. |  Changsha county in China's Hunan province is planning projects worth more than 10 billion yuan ($1.5 billion) that will include an up-scale shopping mall and lake, the county's chief executive said on Tuesday. |
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