All Property Week articles in 17 September 2010
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RICS reveals April deadline for valuer registration scheme
Valuers in the UK have until the end of next April to sign up for a registration scheme for the profession being led by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
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Native London and Grosvenor submit fresh Holland Park School plans
Native Land and Grosvenor this week submitted a fresh planning application for luxury residential at London’s Holland Park School site at Campden Hill, which they bought earlier this year for £100m.
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Secretary of State backs Bognor's Sainsbury's scheme
The Secretary of State has backed Sainsbury’s and Malaysian conglomerate Sime Darby’s £50m plans for a supermarket and office scheme in Bognor Regis.
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Treveria NAV drops
German retail investor Treveria saw net asset value fall 11% in the first half of the year, as it continues to struggle with its debt obligations.
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Fidelity buys Scotland retail
Fidelity’s UK Real Estate Fund has bought a Scottish retail park for £17.4m.
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CBRE Investors gets Lincoln consent
CBRE Investors has secured planning permission for the mixed-use regeneration of 30 acres of former industrial estate in Lincoln.
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Mitchell's & Butler plans £200m spend
Mitchells Butler intends to spend £200m next year buying single properties and small portfolios, it announced today.
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Lloyds set to call time on Targetfollow
Lloyds Banking Group has lodged a notice of intention to appoint administrators to Norwich-based Targetfollow this week.
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Songbird Estates to raise £140m to buy back debt as NAV rises
Songbird Estates is to raise £140m through a fully underwritten rights issue in order to buy back a debt facility.
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Malaysia pension fund in talks for Visa’s Paddington HQ
Malaysia’s largest pension manager, Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is the front runner to buy Visa’s 1 Sheldon Square headquarters in Paddington for around £150m, reflecting a yield of around 5.75%.
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London & Regional and Chelsfield appoint Waterloo architect
David Chipperfield Architects has been appointed to design the redevelopment of Elizabeth House in Waterloo, London, by developers London Regional Properties and Chelsfield Partners.
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Planning approved on Manchester's landmark former fire station
Manchester City Council has approved planning permission for the redevelopment of the former London Road Fire Station in the city.
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UK economy to grow slower than previously forecast, says CBI
The U.K. economy will grow slower than previously forecast next year as the biggest public spending squeeze since World War II takes hold, the Confederation of British Industry said, Bloomberg reported today.
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Work starts on Bristol Travelodge
CB Richard Ellis Investors has started work on Bristol’s biggest pre-let for two years.
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Aviva buys Gateshead hotel
McAleer Rushe has forward sold a hotel development in Gateshead for £19m.
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ING buys Clifton Moor retail park
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP) has sold phase three of Clifton Moor retail park on Hurricane Way in York to client’s of ING.
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Oracle chief joins Segro and Property Week's Big Debate panel
Tim Caiger, vice president of Oracle Corporation has joined the expert panel for the Property Week and SEGRO Big Debate on the Thames Valley chaired by Property Week editor Giles Barrie.
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Heysham industrial estate up for sale
Northern Tissue Group is selling a 42-acre industrial estate in Heysham, Lancashire.
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Orega to open business centre in Bristol
Serviced office provider Orega is opening its first south west business centre at 10 Victoria Street in Bristol.
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Simon Blake rejoins CBRE
Simon Blake is rejoining CB Richard Ellis as head of capital markets UK and is leaving Altyon Partners, the fund management firm he set up with Simon Holley when the pair left CBRE a year ago.