All Property Week articles in 18 September 2009
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BCSC 2010: We need to get smarter now public sector money has gone, New West End Co chief says
The UK’s regions need to get smarter after becoming too reliant on public sector money, Dame Judith Mayhew Jonas, chairman of the New West End Company, said today.
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ProfessionalMy tenant has an LPA receiver appointed over a property.
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UBC founder Grace launches new Helical Abbeygate backed serviced office company
United Business Centres founder Philip Grace has launched a new serviced offices venture, backed by Helical Bar and Abbeygate.
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OnlineAker signs in Aberdeen at Miller Cromdale's offices
Miller Cromdale, the joint venture between Miller Developments and Cromdale, has completed Aberdeen’s largest office letting this year at its Freedom House scheme in Old Ford Road.
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Bournemouth seeks £330m JV partner
Bournemouth Council is looking for a private sector partner for a £330m town centre regeneration.
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DTZ to make 100 more redundancies
DTZ has started consultation with staff on around 100 roles identified for redundancy in the UK.
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German fund manager buys Ernst & Young's Brussels HQ
Real I.S has bought Ernst & Young’s Brussels headquarters, signalling its return to the Belgian market after eight years.
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Shaftesbury appoints Property Boom author Marriott as non-exec
Shaftesbury has appointed former Churchbury Estates chairman Oliver Marriott as a non-executive director.
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LaSalle completes Slough scheme
LaSalle Investment Management has completed a new 98,830 sq ft headquarters office in Slough.
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OnlineMadjeski’s Station Hill approved
Sir John Madjeski’s £400m Station Hill 2 development was approved last night by the planning committee at Reading Borough Council.
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Land Securities brings New Street Square close to fully let
Land Securities has completed 6,000 sq ft of new lettings, at rents of up to £45/sq ft, taking the retail element of its New Street Square scheme in London close to fully let.
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Land Securities completes sale of Chester retail park
Land Securities has sold its Chester retail park for £44.5m to a private investor.
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Mortgage lending stabilises
Mortgage lending stabilised last month as rising approvals for house purchases were offset by falling levels of remortgage activity, figures released yesterday indicated.
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Liberty placing raises £280m
Liberty International has raised £280m to resume work on its large portfolio of shopping centres, as well as improving its London estates around Covent Garden and Earls Court.
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Cash call brings Barratt from brink
Barratt Developments’ £721m cash call has rescued Britain’s biggest house builder from the point of no return, the group said.
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Punch urged to call time on pubs
Punch Taverns should consider selling off all its pubs and winding itself down progressively over the next 18 months, according to one of its top-10 shareholders.
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Bank cautious over 'upward spiral'
The Bank of England left the door wide open to a further expansion of quantitative easing even as it said that the economy could be at the start of 'virtuous upward spiral', according to minutes from the past meeting of the monetary policy committee.
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Tube calls in arbitrator over costs
The new chief executive of the company upgrading some of London’s busiest Underground lines has expressed frustration at the system’s public sector owners for starting a formal arbitration process over a dispute on future costs.
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Office of Fair Trading bans Southampton estate agent
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has banned a Southampton-based estate agent because it did not belong to a redress scheme.
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Andrew Jones to leave British Land
Andrew Jones, head of retail at British Land, is to leave the company.
