All Property Week articles in 13 June 2014
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Israeli insurer buys £60m Victoria office
One of Israel’s largest insurance and finance groups has exchanged contracts to buy 50 Broadway in Victoria for more than £60m.
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Pinewood Studios to double in size following appeal win
Pinewood Studios has won permission for ambitious expansion plans following a decision by communities secretary Eric Pickles.
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CBRE appoints business development director
CBRE has appointed Robin Harris as business development director in the firm’s tenant advisory group.
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Image gallery: RIBA honours Shard and Kings Cross
Major London landmarks including the Shard and King’s Cross Station are among the buildings honoured in the 2014 Royal Institution of British Architects (RIBA) National Awards, announced today.
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All change at Opus Land
Opus Land, the Midlands developer backed by Palmer Capital, has reshuffled its senior management team.
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LaSalle funds £200m City North
LaSalle Residential Finance has provided an £89m debt facility for the development of City North.
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Land Securities edging ahead for Bluewater stake
Land Securities is thought to be the bidder most likely to be selected to buy Lend Lease’s £600m stake in the Bluewater shopping centre.
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Three new deals at 26 Finsbury Square
Freshwater has completed three new lettings at 26 Finsbury Square in the City of London.
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Indian developer buys 22 Hanover Square for £155m
Indiabulls Real Estate has bought JLL’s former office at 22 Hanover Square in London’s Mayfair for £155m.
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Intu Watford signs cinema anchor
Intu has signed Cineworld as the leisure anchor for its £100m retail and leisure development in Watford town centre.
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Indian developer buys 22 Hanover Square for £155m
Indiabulls Real Estate has bought JLL’s former office at 22 Hanover Square in London’s Mayfair for £155m.
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Permission granted for 510 Battersea homes
Plans to replace the Christies Fine Art Warehouse with housing in the Nine Elms regeneration area in south London have been approved by the London Borough of Wandsworth.
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Agents appointed on Birmingham’s Fort Dunlop
Colliers International’s national offices team has teamed up with GVA to market Fort Dunlop in Birmingham, one of the UK’s largest mixed-use regeneration schemes outside London.
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Pub and restaurant growth slows to 0.2%
Growth slowed in May for pub and restaurant operators in the UK to almost level off, according to the Coffer Peach Business Tracker.
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Tiger lands Oxford Street flagship
Homeware retailer Tiger is on the cusp of agreeing a deal to open its flagship UK store at 105-107 Oxford Street.
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Berkeley reports 39.7% hike in profits
Berkeley Homes has reported an 18% increase in revenue and a 39.7% hike in net profit for its full year results.
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MPs warn of taxpayer risk from Help to Buy
Help to Buy has the potential to create long term risks for taxpayers, a government committee has found.
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Govt CO2 measures too complex, report finds
Government policies to tackle carbon emissions are too complex and need to be better monitored, a report has found.
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Government CO2 measures too complex, report finds
Government policies to tackle carbon emissions are too complex and need to be better monitored, a report has found.
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Four more brands to open in Liverpool One
Independent fashion retailer Drome and its sister-brand Foot Asylum are to upsize to a new 16,295 sq ft combined store at Grosvenor’s retail scheme Liverpool One.