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| <br>In announcing it's FY 2010 results today for the year ending April 30th DTZ, the UK-based global property consultancy, reported reduced revenue of ｿｽ341.3 million (2009:ｿｽ356 million) but also a reduced pre-tax loss of ｿｽ3.4 million (2009:ｿｽ23.5 million), which was largely due to reduced activity in the UK market where revenues were ｿｽ128.3 million (2009:ｿｽ145.7 million).<br /><br />DTZ, which is majority owned by the French concern Saint George Participations SAS (SGP), supported by BNP Paribas, is in talks with them regarding a full offer for the remaining shares, but no further news was provided today on that matter.<br /><br />Paul Idzik, Group Chief Executive, said:<br /><br />"While there is evidence of substantial progress in some areas of our business, the varying trading conditions experienced across the Group's operations have led to a small decline in revenues." <br /><br />"Reversing the trend of revenue decline and achieving profitable organic growth now have to happen for DTZ to deliver improved financial performance. While the prevailing mood remains one of caution, I believe the Group is on the right path and am confident we will achieve this goal."<br /><br />Idzik also said that: "The economic recovery is unfolding at two speeds, with Asia to the fore and the UK and Europe trailing. A similarly mixed picture is emerging in property markets, both within regions and at country level. In Continental Europe, Germany, the Nordics and CEE (Central and Eastern Europe) are delivering strong economic growth and their property markets reflect this. In the UK, prime central London property continues to attract investors, but the regions remain less attractive in a relative sense as rental growth is forecast at a lower level."<br /><br />"Global investment transaction volumes rose by 76% in 2010. UK volumes grew by nearly 50% from a low base. They are now in line with their long run average (1997-2010), but well below the cyclical peak."<br /><br />He added: "Outside of London, the property market more closely reflects the domestic economy, which remains lacklustre. In the UK regions the picture is nuanced. Cities and regions that are more dependent on the public sector, such as the north east, have been particularly slow to recover as a result of the cuts to local authority budgets. In regions, including the north west of England (Greater Manchester) and the west of Scotland (Glasgow), there are more positive signs as the private sector activity begins to pick up."<br />"The UK industrial market remains challenging. There is an overhang of available property and supply still outstrips demand in many areas. However, due to a reducing stock of Grade A space, a modest increase in pre-leasing may signal the start of a turnaround."<br /><br />"Activity remains concentrated in the prime end of the market and central London. The trickle down to the regions as investors search for yield has been slower than expected.DTZ expects that in the next phase of the investment cycle buyers will target regional and non-prime assets in the UK." <br /><br />DTZ has had to fund the recent losses and net debt has increased from ｿｽ47.5 million to ｿｽ63.9 million, it is primarily supported by ｿｽ86 million of debt from RBS, with mezannine euro facilities from SGP and HKD facilities from HSBC.<br /><br />Shares in DTZ closed last night at 46p which values the firm at ｿｽ115 million, the shares have barely recovered from the plunge from 800p in 2007 to 22p in 2009.</p><br> bred 11s jordan 13 he got game Nike free run |