All Property Week articles in 17 July 2009
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CBRE to find occupiers for 100,000 sq ft in Southampton
CB Richard Ellis’ agency team in Southampton has been appointed by five separate companies to let their surplus office space in the city centre.
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Parking restrictions in outer London should be reconsidered says Outer London Commission
A plan to relax parking restrictions to rejuvenate the outer London office market is one of the key recommendations in an interim report prepared by the Outer London Commission.
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Former Credit Suisse real estate duo start new business
David Hodes and Doug Weill, former real estate bankers at Credit Suisse, launched their global advisory and investment company Hodes Weill & Associates today.
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Daily Mail Group sells research firm to CoStar
Independent commercial property research company CoStar has bought a rival research company from the Daily Mail Group (DMG) Information.
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New retailers in Liverpool’s Central Village
Developer Merepark has secured three new tenants at its retail scheme Central Village in Liverpool city centre.
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Speymill Macau board ousted
Speymill Macau’s board of directors have been ousted at an extraordinary general meeting today.
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LandSecs to carry out £370m securitisation of London office building
Land Securities plans to raise more than £300m through the securitisation of an office property on Queen Anne’s Gate in London’s Victoria.
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ProLogis starts on giant Bradford pre-let
ProLogis has started the construction of a 1m sq ft distribution facility it is developing for Marks & Spencer at ProLogis Park Bradford.
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OnlinePWTV: Eye on Retail
Internet retailing's negative impact on the high street is 'maxing out', Jones Lang LaSalle's head of UK retail Guy Grainger has said.
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Confidence dives across private property companies, Grant Thornton says
Optimism amongst private UK construction and property businesses has fallen by 77% compared with 2008, business advisory firm Grant Thornton has said.
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Gap signs in Gretna
Orchard Street Investment Management has signed up Gap at its Gretna Gateway development.
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Patrick Properties buys in Yorkshire and Scotland
North West-based property investment and development company, Patrick Properties has acquired two distribution units totalling £23.5m.
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PEPR extends 450,000 sq ft of Italian leases
Prologis European Properties has extended two lease arrangements, totalling 450,000 sq ft, with Italian cosmetics and pharmaceuticals distributor Difarco.
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Brum council seeks approval to fund property plans
Birmingham City Council is seeking cabinet approval and funding for its plans to rationalise and improve its administrative office estate, which could save it up to £100m.
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Brixton secures £90m facility for Heathrow Big Box
Brixton has secured a £90m credit facility for its Heathrow Big Box, its joint venture with Prudential Assurance Company.
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Realty revival lifts home retail
Better times are gradually returning to the country’s home retail segment, among the categories worst affected by the slowdown.
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Aabar, Berndorf to Invest in Technology and Property
Aabar Investments PJSC, an Abu Dhabi government-backed investor, and Austria’s Berndorf AG agreed to set up a joint venture to invest in medium-sized technology and real-estate holding companies in Europe.
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Kingdom Holding Quarterly Net Drops 83% on Investments, Hotels
Kingdom Holding Co., the investment company owned by Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulaziz, said second-quarter profit fell 83 percent as returns from investments in the stock markets and hotels fell.
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Emaar Economic City Quarterly Loss Widens to 113 Million Riyals
Emaar Economic City, the Saudi Arabian unit of Dubai developer Emaar Properties PJSC, said its quarterly loss widened to 113 million riyals ($30.1 million), compared with 40.4 million riyals.
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Risanamento CEO Zunino Resigns as Company Raises Cash
Risanamento SpA Chief Executive Officer Luigi Zunino resigned and the real-estate developer said it raised cash after a Milan prosecutor’s request that the company be declared bankrupt.
