All Property Week articles in 13 September 2013
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Wimbledon football club submits plans for new stadium and homes
Wimbledon football club is hoping to return to its traditional home, after submitting plans for a new stadium.
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Rogers wants Wimbledon "Las Ramblas"
Architect Lord Rogers has called for parts of Wimbledon, south-west London, to be pedestrianised to mimic Barcelona’s famous Las Ramblas.
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GE Capital stumps up £130m senior loan for Glasgow mall purchase
GE Capital Real Estate has agreed a deal to finance Blackstone and Sovereign Land’s purchase of the 850,000 sq ft St Enoch shopping centre in Glasgow.
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Telereal Trillium to sell £550m Hyperion portfolio
Telereal Trillium has put on the market a £550m UK property portfolio let to the Royal Bank of Scotland anchored by Coutts’ £150m Strand headquarters.
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Segro and LGP swap London sheds
Segro and Legal General Property have swapped London industrial assets in a deal worth £60m.
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East India Company sails into Bluewater
The East India Company will launch its second UK store at Lend Lease’s Bluewater in early October.
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Australian fashion brand to open debut UK store
Australian fashion brand Industrie has agreed a deal to open its first store outside Australia in Seven Dials, London.
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Harworth Estates submits plans for 4m sq ft Bolton logistics site
Harworth Estates has submitted plans for one of the most significant industrial developments in the north of England.
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Heron Tower sale pondered after shareholder bust-up
A sale of Gerald Ronson’s Heron Tower in the City of London has become a possibility after refinancing negotiations fell apart between Heron’s US investors and its Middle Eastern joint venture partners.
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LandSecs raises stake in X-Leisure to 95%
Land Securities has upped its stake in X-Leisure to 95%.
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Heron Tower sale pondered after shareholder bust-up
A sale of Gerald Ronson’s Heron Tower in the City of London has become a possibility after refinancing negotiations fell apart between Heron’s US investors and its Middle Eastern joint venture partners.
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UK & European wins £150m debt package
Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers Europe has completed a £150m senior debt package for UK & European Investments.
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InterContinental's HQ in south-east to be sold
Gatehouse Bank, a Shariah-compliant investment bank, is to put InterContinental Hotels’ global headquarters in Buckinghamshire up for sale.
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Standard Life enters debt market with £250m mandate
Standard Life Investments has announced plans to enter the commercial real estate debt market.
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Movers and Shakers Breakfast: Nine Elms
The regeneration of Nine Elms was the topic of discussion at the Movers and Shakers breakfast held at the Dorchester on Park Lane this morning.
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Take-up in western corridor set to exceed 10-year average
Take up in the western corridor during 2013 is expected to exceed both the five- and 10-year annual average, according to research from Jones Lang LaSalle.
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The Ark sells to private investors
The Ark in Hammersmith, which had been something of a ‘white elephant’ after having lain empty for several years, has been sold.
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Chelsea Barracks demolition date announced
Qatari Diar will begin clearing the Chelsea Barracks site in November, six years after it bought the property just before the crash.
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Redrow profits jump 63%
House builder Redrow has posted a 63% jump in full year profit, as performance in the sector continues to blossom.
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Delancey sets rental levels at former Athletes’ Village
Delancey and Qatari Diar have decided on what prices they are going to charge homes renters at the former Athletes’ Village in East London, which is the UK’s largest single private rented sector project.