All Property Week articles in 10 December 2010
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Podcast 33: Knight Frank's Alex Foshay and Douglas & Gordon's Ed Mead.
In the first part of the latest podcast hear from Knight Frank’s Alex Foshay on city investment, why London is remaining as the centre of the financial world, and what deal he wishes he had been involved in last year.
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Lloyds Banking Group's Walsh becomes Council of Mortgage Lenders chairman
Colin Walsh, managing director of Lloyds Banking Group Mortgages, today became chairman of the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
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Multi Development's £300m Wolverhampton plans set to be abandoned
Multi Development’s £300m shopping centre scheme at Wolverhampton is set to be abandoned following a council report recommending that the local authority’s money should not be used to purchase the site using a Compulsory Purchase Order.
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Property Chef: The Grand Finale
After three semi-finals, our budding chefs were taken to the next level with two gruelling challenges in the final of Property Week’s cooking extravaganza.
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Kahn outlines Targetfollow subsidiaries strategy
Investors have been taking aim at two collapsed subsidiaries of property company Targetfollow’s assets for the past 12 months, but only now are they nearing the bullseye.
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West End investment up by 60% in 2010
The total number of investment deals done in the West End rose in value by over 62% in 2010, according to data released today by property services firm Colliers International.
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DJ Deloitte and Property Week Photo Competition 2010: See all the fantastic entries
Property Week and Drivers Jonas Deloitte’s third annual photography competition has yielded a vivid set of results - with thew winner of one category taking the snap on an iPhone.
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Advice: How to bid for Regional Growth Fund money
The Government’s £1.4 billion Regional Growth Fund (RGF) has been set up to support communities over dependent on public sector employment.
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Continental non-listed property funds achieve first capital growth in almost four years
Non-listed property funds in Continental Europe saw capital growth in the last quarter for the first time since 2007. This is according to INREV, the European Association for Investors in Non-listed Real Estate vehicles.
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Frontier claim lodged in High Court
The particulars of a High Court claim by the owners of Frontier Estates against co-owner Ray Palmer and two of its directors became public this week.
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Sadek leaves CBRE for top UK Regeneration post
Jackie Sadek, head of regeneration at CB Richard Ellis, is leaving to become chief executive of UK Regeneration.
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Coronation Street comes to MediaCity as ITV agrees Salford scheme move
ITV is moving its Manchester-based operation, including Coronation Street, to Peel Holdings’ MediaCityUK development in Salford.
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ING UK Real Estate Income Trust outlines management shake-up
ING UK Real Estate Income Trust (IRET) confirmed today it is internalising the management of the listed fund to remove potential uncertainties arising from the sale of the Dutch fund manager, as revealed by Property Week.
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Years ago, I granted a personal licence to a neighbouring company.
It uses part of my service yard and for lorry parking and turning. The neighbour’s signage and staff have recently changed. Should I enquire whether there has been a change in ownership of the company or their land?
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Young & Co calls Geronimo! with £60m buy
Young Co, the brewery chain, has bought Geronimo Inns for £60m.
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Finance man Sleath to replace Coull as Segro chief
Segro has appointed David Sleath to replace Ian Coull as chief executive of the industrial REIT.
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Valad European MD and CEO lead proposed management buyout
Valad’s European chief executive and managing director are leading a proposed management buyout of the Australian company’s European business.
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DevSecs buys in Burnley
Development Securities has bought a Burnley leisure park for £4.025m.
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Hammerson poised to buy St Martins retail assets for around £250m
Hammerson is poised to buy six of the retail assets in the St Martins portfolio.
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£150m Sapphire sale beats secondary blues
The Sapphire portfolio of three regional shopping centres is close to being bought for around £150m by a joint venture between new asset management firm Addington Capital and fund manager AEW Europe.