All Property Week articles in 02 July 2010
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Tim Wheeler Cycling Blog: Day 17 - Pau-Tourmalet - 174km - 4400m climbing
The Etape stage up the Tourmalet and Soulor (second time for each) after the even steeper Marie Blanque completed with 46 riders in magnificent weather. Scenery as good as any I’ve seen anywhere in the mountains including the Himalayas and Andes.
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Jones Lang LaSalle recruits head of EMEA retail research
James Brown, former UK director of research at Grosvenor , has joined Jones Lang LaSalle as head of EMEA retail research and consultancy.
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Gladedale Capital appoints new MD
Gladedale Capital has appointed Paul Curran as managing director - replacing the previous managing director who departed two years ago.
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Heritage at Risk: The recession hit historic buildings
The UK’s historic buildings are becoming more at risk of neglect and decay as recession-hit property developers and investors grow more reluctant to investing in them, English Heritage said yesterday.
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Carlyle completes £671m White Tower purchase
Carlyle Group has exchanged contracts for to buy six central London properties, which were formerly part of the portfolio securing the White Tower 2006-3 commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS) vehicle.
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Nigel Brown leaves St Martins
Nigel Brown, managing director of property investment and asset management corporation St Martins, will be leaving the company at the end of July.
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Hyde Park hotel sold to private buyer
The Park Inn in Hyde Park has been sold to a private buyer for around £35m.
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Cluttons agrees Asian alliance
Property services firm Cluttons has made its biggest commitment to global expansion so far with a joint venture with far Eastern based firm VPC Asia Pacific.
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Grosvenor in early Liverpool One refinancing talks
Grosvenor is in early talks with the four banks which helped fund its Liverpool One retail development about a potential refinancing of the large retail scheme.
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Big Yellow reports strong trading update
Big Yellow, the listed self-storage company, revealed strong trading conditions in its interim management statement today.
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AH Medical raises £2m from petrol station owners
AH Medical Properties has secured £2m through the issue of a secured convertible loan note to two private individuals.
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Auction House passes £40m in six-month sales
Auction House achieved sales of £42.7m from 41 auctions across the country in the first six months of this year.
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Savills and Giltspur to provide CMBS database
Savills has joined up with structured finance firm, Giltspur Capital, to launch a new database for bondholders in European Commercial Mortgage Backed Securities (CMBS).
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Allsop raises £51m but success falls to 66% at fourth auction
Allsop raised £51m from 136 lots at its fourth commercial auction of the year yesterday, a success rate of 66%.
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Henderson and Aviva to merge international funds
Two of the leading institutional property fund managers are merging international funds to increase their size and regional diversification.
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RBS to sell £3bn of property loans
Royal Bank of Scotland is preparing to sell £3bn of property loans, the Financial Times reported today.
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HCA reveals 77 Kickstart schemes under review
The Homes and Communities Agency has been forced to place 77 Kickstart-funded schemes under review, after they failed to secure a tranche of the £390m extra funding announced by the Treasury yesterday.
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Pickles officially axes “Soviet-style” regional planning
Communities secretary Eric Pickles will slam the previous government’s “Soviet-style” housing targets today, as he officially revokes Regional Spatial Strategies.
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Quintain Estates unveils next stage of Wembley City regeneration
Quintain Estates Development has revealed plans for the next stage of its redevelopment of Wembley City.
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CBRE hires EMEA retail research head
CB Richard Ellis has hired Neville Moss as head of retail research for the EMEA region.