All Property Week articles in 03 September 2010
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DTZ Property Times: UK Update - August 2010
All Property monthly total return fell back again in July for the fourth successive month, and to below 1% for the first time in a year.
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Savills: Warsaw Office Market Report - Summer 2010
“Renegotiations still constitute a significant part of ’take-up’, however, net take-up is already in line with the level of new supply. We expect the market to remain stable in the second half of 2010 and for the first signs of effective rental growth to start later in 2011 once the ...
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Exploring the Future of Housing
The recession fundamentally altered the UK housing market. It is constrained by a lack of finance for individuals and businesses, a complex and resource-draining planning system and a deficit in the supply of new housing.
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Gerald Eve: Legal & Parliamentary Evebrief - September 2010
We report on research undertaken by Roger Tym Partners for a consortium including the BPF and DCLG. According to that research, which was commissioned on the back of concerns about current levels of development economics skills in the planning sector, planners and others involved in the planning process ...
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EA Shaw: Midtown, Soho & Southbank London Office Market Update - Q2 2010
The availability rates decreased in Q2 creating increased upward pressure on rents on top quality space.
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Henderson Global Investors: Think/Italy
Outsiders are quick in finding the right box for the Italian economy and property market.
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Centrica to energise Oxford property market
Oxford’s largest letting for six years looks set to go to Centrica at Oxford Business Park.
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Lloyds appoints CBRE to sell Glasgow development site
CB Richard Ellis has been appointed by Lloyds Banking Group to sell a former retail banking hall on Glasgow’s Queen Street.
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Office availability drops in Midtown, Soho and South Bank
Office availability rates in London’s Midtown, Soho and the South Bank decreased in the second quarter, putting upward pressure on rents.
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Beales to open in Rochdale
Department store JE Beale is to open its thirteenth store this month at the former Westgate department store in The Exchange Shopping Centre, Rochdale.
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Valad sells £94.25m Swedish portfolio
Valad Property Group has sold a portfolio of Swedish commercial properties for £94.25m.
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Miller makes £26.9m half-year loss
Miller Group made a pre-tax loss of £26.9m in the first half of this year.
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Consultation starts on staff changes at Grosvenor
A management review at Grosvenor could result in 49 jobs being created, but up to 15 staff might face redundancy.
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CABE Review: West Quay, Poole
Proposals for a new public quayside to include 440 new homes in six apartment blocks, commercial uses, and accommodation for Poole Amateur Rowing Club. Designed by HKR Architects.
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Invesco launches third UK fund for German institutions
Invesco Real Estate has launched and completed the first closing of its third UK fund for German-speaking institutional investors.
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Morrisons to trial convenience stores next year
Supermarket chain Morrisons will begin trialling a convenience store format next year and is considering online retailing, it was announced today.
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Lloyds to sell Crest Nicholson stake
Lloydsis to sell its interest in bank-owned housebuilder Crest Nicholson, marking a significant step in its move to reduce exposure to the distressed real estate sector, the Financial Times reported today.
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Hermes COO to join IPD
Alasdair Evans, chief operating officer of Hermes Real Estate, is leaving to join Investment Property Databank as finance director.
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CBE Review: Battersea Power Station
Mixed-use redevelopment of a 38-acre site including Battersea Power Station for retail and commercial uses, and 3,611 homes. Designed by Rafael Vinoly Architects.