All Property Week articles in 21 October 2016
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OnlineInvestor seeks to oust Local Shopping REIT board members
The activist investor who has built a major shareholding in Local Shopping REIT is looking to oust two members of the board and replace them with its own representatives.
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OnlineBearman appointed CEO of Situs Europe
Situs, the business solutions advisor for the finance and commercial real estate industries, has hired Christian Bearman as chief executive of its European operations.
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OnlineRedefine reports drop in NAV
Redefine International has reported a 2.4% drop in NAV per share to 40p in full year results.
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OnlineSurvey shines light on IT failings among commercial property owners
A lack of integration of technology systems continues to plague the commercial property industry, according to a new report by Altus Group.
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OnlineWhitbread is biggest faller on FTSE 100
Whitbread was the biggest faller on the FTSE 100 on Wednesday falling 4.6% after reporting a slowdown in sales the previous day.
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OnlineBNP PRE launch Hong Kong office with new CEO
BNP Paribas Real Estate has announced the appointment of Yo-Hann Tan as chief executive officer of their newly established Hong Kong office.
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OnlineAXA commits to 22 Bishopsgate
AXA Investment Managers - Real Assets has announced it will continue with the construction of 22 Bishopsgate in the City of London.
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OnlineCôte Restaurants begins Limeyard expansion in Staines
The second branch of restaurant brand Limeyard will open at Two Rivers shopping centre in Staines as part of an expansion in the south east.
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OnlineChancerygate to build 107,000 sq ft industrial estate at Sidcup factory site
Chancerygate is planning a 107,000 sq ft industrial and warehousing estate on the site of a former factory in Sidcup, South East London.
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OnlineBritish Land signs raft of retailers in Teesside refurbishment
British Land has announced several new signings at Teesside shopping park as part of a £30m refurbishment.
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OnlineMark Stupples set to leave JLL
JLL UK’s chief operating officer Mark Stupples has decided to leave the firm at the end of the year to set up his own consultancy business.
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OnlineBE offices on track for record growth
Business Environment Holding, owner of flexible workspace group BE offices, is on course to produce record growth in the current year with turnover anticipated to be around £33m.
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OnlineRental income up at French core office REIT
French core office REIT Cegreal has reported a strong Q3 performance with rental income up 9.5% and EPRA earnings up 14.7% year-on-year.
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OnlineDouble letting at Port Talbot estate
The Cardiff office of Cushman Wakefield has secured two successive lettings at Kenfig Industrial Estate in Port Talbot to Clarity Copiers Glamorgan and SED Conveyors.
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OnlinePGC & McCafferty launch Chinese-backed UK warehouse investment scheme
PGC Capital and McCafferty Asset Management Group have formed a strategic partnership to jointly launch the first UK logistics warehouse investment scheme fully backed by Chinese investors.
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OnlineGreen light for South Thamesmead resi regen
Peabody has been granted permission to build more than 1,500 new homes at South Thamesmead, in the biggest planning consent in the housing association’s 154-year history.
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OnlineGerald Eve reveals profit and revenue leap
Gerald Eve has revealed a 12.7% leap in pre-tax profit off the back of an 11.1% jump in turnover for the year to 5 April 2016.
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OnlineUrban Europe: the city is on the rise
Which European cities will act as magnets for urbanization? Where is today’s mobile workforce headed?
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OnlineDalata buys Cardiff hotel for £24m
Dalata Hotel Group has bought Rush (Central), which holds the freehold interest of the Clayton Hotel in Cardiff, for £24m.
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OnlineIntu shares drop despite Bromley deal
Intu shares dropped 1.7% on Tuesday despite the company offloading its stake in intu Bromley ahead of June’s valuation.
