All Property Week articles in 10 October 2014
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Spirit favours new Greene King takeover offer
Spirit Pub Company has received a revised proposal from Greene King about a possible takeover offer which Spirit has indicated it is willing to recommend.
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F&C announces proposed refinancing with L&G
F C Commercial Property Trust has announced that it expects to enter into a 10-year, £260m facility agreement with Legal General Pensions.
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MIPIM UK: Student housing no longer ‘alternative’
The student housing market can no longer be described as an alternative asset class, delegates at MIPIM UK heard today.
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SEGRO secures John Lewis and Mash Purveyors for Park Royal
Retailer John Lewis and fruit and vegetable distributor Mash Purveyors have between them taken 161,000 sq ft at developer SEGRO’s Origin development in Park Royal, west London.
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MIPIM UK: Prime central London yields look cheap
Prime central London yields at 4% look cheap in a low growth, low inflation and low interest rate environment, warned AXA Real Estate’s head of research and strategy at MIPIM UK.
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MIPIM UK: Banks lending on development again
Banks are becoming more willing to take on development risk again, speakers said at MIPIM UK today.
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MIPIM UK: Regional offices buoyant
Regional offices will perform well over the next three years, delegates at MIPIM UK heard today.
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Tishman Speyer bags £130m loan for Eland House scheme
BNP Paribas Corporate and Investment Banking has provided a £130m five-year development loan for Tishman Speyer’s scheme at Eland House in Victoria.
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Lyons Housing Review: industry reaction
The Labour-commissioned Lyons Housing Review published its report today , which sets out plans to increase house building to 200,000 homes a year by 2020.
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Plans submitted for redevelopment of Yorkshire Post site
Plans have been submitted for a 500,000 sq ft mixed-use riverside development on the site once occupied by the Yorkshire Post in Leeds.
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UKCPT posts 3.3% NAV rise
UK Commercial Property has posted a 3.3% rise in its NAV in the three months to 30 September 2014.
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W.P. Carey buys Admiral’s £20m Newport HQ
Global REIT W.P. Carey has bought Admiral Group’s Newport headquarters for around £20m.
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Lyons review sets out plans to build 200,000 homes a year
Labour leader Ed Miliband has endorsed plans set out by a housing review panel to increase housebuilding in the UK to 200,000 homes a year by 2020.
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NAMA prepares €778m loan sale secured by former teacher's property empire
Irish bad bank NAMA is preparing to bring to market a €778m (£623m) non-performing loan portfolio held against property owned by former maths teacher turned real estate entrepreneur Gerry Barrett.
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Knightsbridge hoists £500m for-sale sign over student digs portfolio
Knightsbridge Student Housing is selling a huge student portfolio expected to fetch more than £500m, as its US backers seek to cash in on the booming student investment market.
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Derwent London wins Berners St consent
Derwent London has won resolution to grant planning consent for a 105,000 sq ft mixed-use new development at 25-29 Berners Street in London’s West End.
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MIPIM UK: Boris slams "xenophobic" protesters
MIPIM UK was forced into lockdown this afternoon as campaigners protesting against the lack of affordable housing in London attempted to storm the building.
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British Land agrees 50,000 sq ft Outfit deals
British Land has agreed 50,000 sq ft of deals with fashion retailer Outfit across four of its retail parks.
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MIPIM UK: Boris launches growth deal
London mayor Boris Johnson today launched the London growth deal, which he claimed will bring more than £350m of public and private investment into the capital.
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Commercial property returns jump in September, says IPD
UK commercial real estate returned 1.7% in September – representing the second highest monthly returns of the year, according to the IPD UK Monthly Property Index.