All Property Week articles in 1 June 2012
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OnlineTreasury attacks NAMA over Battersea deal
Treasury Holdings has attacked Ireland’s National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) over its proposed deal to sell Battersea Power Station to a pair of Malaysian companies.
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OnlineMidweek Bulletin: Inside the Malaysian Battersea Power Station bid
With the announcement today that two Malaysian corporates, SP Seta and Sime Darby, have entered into exclusive talks to by Battersea Power Station, Property Week examines the detail behind the potential deal.
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OnlineUnion Invest in £287m US return
German fund manager Union Investment has returned to buying in the US with a £287m property deal.
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OnlineSt Modwen and Persimmon get Longbridge East go-ahead
St Modwen and Persimmon Homes have been granted permission to develop 229 homes in the first phase of residential development on the former 55 acre Longbridge East works in Worcestershire, TheBusinessDesk reported yesterday.
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OnlineMORNING AFTER: "Best of British" charity quiz
Over 40 members of the property industry gathered at a central London pub last night for the “Best of British” charity quiz.
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OnlineClinton Cards bought by American Greetings Corporation subsidiary
The administrators of Clinton Cards have completed a deal to sell the business and the remaining stores to a subsidiary of American Greetings Corporation.
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OnlineCushman & Wakefield poaches CWM retail agent
Cushman Wakefield has appointed a retail agent from CWM to bolster its London retail and leisure team.
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OnlineBPF backs empty property "Walter Mitty" claims
The British Property Federation has backed criticisms by the Scottish Conservative Party of plans to increase the tax on empty properties north of the border.
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OnlinePhase one of £150m Beorma Quarter gets go-ahead
Kuwaiti developer Salhia has won revised planning permission to begin the first phase of the £150m Beorma Quarter in Digbeth, in Birmingham.
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Malaysian duo enter Battersea exclusivity
A joint bid between Malaysian corporate SP Setia and financier Sime Darby has been confirmed as the preferred buyer for Battersea Power Station.
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OnlineHouse prices flatten out
House prices remained largely flat for the year to May – despite volatile monthly figures, according to Lloyds Banking Group’s Halifax House Price Index.
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OnlineMalaysian duo enter Battersea exclusivity
A joint bid between Malaysian corporate SP Setia and financier Sime Darby has been confirmed as the preferred buyer for Battersea Power Station.
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OnlineChristie's sold on Strutts expansion bid
Strutt Parker has signed an agreement with auction house Christie’s as part of a plan to improve its access to foreign buyers of luxury homes.
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OnlineCushman & Wakefield poaches two German Jones Lang LaSalle retail agents
Cushman Wakefield has poached two German retail agents from Jones Lang LaSalle.
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OnlineRiver Island signs in Eastbourne
Legal General Property and Strathclyde Pension Fund have secured River Island as the latest letting at the Arndale Centre in Eastbourne.
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OnlineConygar and Stena get nod for Welsh marina
A joint venture between Conygar and Stena Line has received planning permission for a mixed-use marina development in Holyhead, Wales.
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OnlineVote to have your property personality "beheaded"
LandAid is giving you the opportunity to get revenge on one of five property personalities - by having them “beheaded” at the Tower of London.
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OnlineStandard Life in £45m City buy
Standard Life Investments is close to agreeing a deal to buy a £45m City office building.
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US retailer buy Clinton leftovers
A US group is close to buying the remainder of collapsed retailer Clinton Cards.
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OnlineTesco gets cinema consent in Gateshead
Tesco’s has been granted planning consent for a 9-screen cinema at its £150m Trinity Square scheme in Gateshead.
