All Property Week articles in 15 November 2013
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OnlineHammerson appoints agents for office hunt
Hammerson has appointed Cushman Wakefield to help it to assess its office options.
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OnlineProperty spends £198bn on compliance
The real estate sector will have spent US$320bn (£198bn) complying with regulation in 2013, a study has revealed.
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OnlineBattersea Power Station secures £790m financing
Battersea Power Station Development Company has secured financing totalling £790.2m.
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OnlineNew tenant at 35 King Street
London Oriental has let 2,447 sq ft of space at office building 35 King Street to Trap Oil.
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OnlineAberdeen global head of property leaves post SWIP buy
Aberdeen Asset Management’s global head of property has left the company by mutual consent.
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OnlineDebt funding improving for lower quality property
More bank and non-bank capital is becoming available for lending secured by lower quality assets, according to new research by DTZ.
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OnlineCBRE Global Investors sets up €100m Ireland vehicle with Ardstone Capital
CBRE Global Investors has linked up with private investment manager Ardstone Capital to invest around €100m in to the Irish market in the next five to seven years.
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OnlineFirst tenant for Manchester Airport City
Manchester Airports Group has signed up its first tenant to the £800m Manchester Airport City development scheme, which is being developed with a Chinese-backed consortium.
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OnlinePricoa provides £103m loan to refinance Waldorf Hilton
Pricoa Mortgage Capital has provided a new £103m loan facility to refinance the Waldorf Hilton in London’s Covent Garden.
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OnlineErnst & Young in major Canary Wharf move
Accountancy giant EY is to move to Canary Wharf for the first time, taking a prime slot in the new 25 Churchill Place building.
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OnlineLandSec heads to Lancashire
Land Securities has been appointed by Lancashire City Council to develop phase one of the Cuerden Strategic Regional Investment Site.
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OnlineHarm Meijer to leave JP Morgan
One of property’s best known analysts, Harm Meijer, is to leave his position at JP Morgan, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineAsda to launch London Underground station click and collect services
Asda is working with Transport for London to offer grocery click and collect services locations at six London Underground station car parks.
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Almacantar unveils £520m Marble Arch Tower plans
Almacantar has unveiled its plans for the redevelopment of Marble Arch Tower, in London’s West End.
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OnlineBonmarché starts trading on London Stock Exchange
Bonmarché, one of the UK’s largest women’s value fashion retailers, has started trading on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange today.
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OnlineCineworld founder and boss to leave
Cineworld Group’s chief executive and founder is to step down next year after 18 years with the business.
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OnlineAlmacantar unveils £520m Marble Arch Tower plans
Almacantar has unveiled its plans for the redevelopment of Marble Arch Tower, in London’s West End.
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OnlineGE Capital in “definitive agreement” for £1.4bn Project Tower loan book
GE Capital Real Estate has announced a definitive agreement with Deutsche Postbank to acquire a portfolio of UK commercial property loans valued at £1.4bn.
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OnlineMcCarthy & Stone boss to step down
The chief executive of retirement apartment developer, McCarthy Stone, will step down next year.
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OnlineTie Rack to close its high street stores
Tie Rack is preparing to close down its high street shops after the brand struggled to maintain sales.
