All Property Week articles in 04 October 2013
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OnlineEDF seeking HQ move to Gatwick
EDF Energy is planning to move out of central London and relocate its headquarters to Gatwick in West Sussex as it seeks to reduce the cost of its real estate.
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OnlineBAM off the mark in Glasgow tenant race
BAM Properties has signed Brodies as the first tenant in the race to fill three speculative Glasgow office schemes, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineJohnson criticised in affordable rents row
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has been condemned for attempting to force London boroughs to set rents for new social homes at 80% of the market rate.
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OnlinePrivate healthcare giant eyes the Shard
Private healthcare provider Hospital Corporation of America has agreed terms on 90,000 sq ft in the Shard for an out-patient facility.
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OnlineEarls Court legal challenge fails
A judicial review brought forward to prevent the development of Capital Counties’ Earls Court scheme has failed.
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OnlineShepherds Bush Market legal challenge dismissed
A legal challenge that threatened to derail plans by Orion Shepherds Bush to redevelop Shepherds Bush Market has been dismissed at the High Court.
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OnlineLeeds take-up set to be best since 2000
Leeds could be set for its highest office take-up figures since 2000, according to The Leeds Office Agents’ Forum.
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OnlineLondon Assembly urges re-think on retail to resi plans
The London Assembly has called on Boris Johnson to press the Government to abandon its plans to let developers convert shops into flats without planning permission.
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OnlineM&G buys Bankside buildings from LandSecs for £315m
M G Real Estate has confirmed its acquisition of Bankside 2 and 3 and the retail holdings of Bankside 1 for £315m from Land Securities, representing an initial yield of 5.2%.
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OnlineCerberus completes $1.4bn fund raise for European push
Cerberus Capital Management has completed a final closing for its $1.4bn third real estate fund.
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OnlinePWC hires former Oxford Properties chief
PWC has appointed Simon Marriott as director in its real estate asset management team.
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OnlineRegional office investment at five year high
This year is likely to see the highest office take-up across regional markets in five years, according to analysis from GVA.
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OnlineCornerstone picks up £130m City office
Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers is under offer to buy Nexus Place for £130m at a yield of around 5% from Tishman Speyer.
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OnlineCable rules out tax on Royal Mail property sales
The business secretary has ruled out a windfall tax on Royal Mail property which is sold following the company’s flotation.
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OnlineDirector of JLL's industrial team to retire
Tim Johnson, a director in Jones Lang LaSalle’s industrial and logistics team, is to retire in October after nearly 30 years with the company and formerly King Sturge.
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OnlineLaSalle buys £33m London Bridge office
LaSalle Investment Management has bought Two London Bridge from a private client of Jones Lang LaSalle for £33m, with a yield of 5.5%, as tipped by Property Week.
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OnlineIrish Nationwide Building Society HQ on the market
The former Irish Nationwide Building Society HQ in Dublin will be brought to the market.
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OnlineRedrow selected to rebuild Peel Centre
Redrow has been selected as preferred bidder to regenerate the police training centre at Hendon, as part of a deal to build more than 1,600 new homes on the site.
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OnlineGazit-Globe intends to trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Gazit-Globe has announced its intention to list ordinary shares for trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
