All Property Week articles in 22 July 2011
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OnlineRESI 100: Voting finishes today!
The nominations for the most influential person in residential property are racing in.
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OnlineRoyal Mail submits Nine Elms plans
Royal Mail has submitted a planning application for 1.870 homes to be developed on the site of a mail centre in the Nine Elms area of Battersea, London.
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OnlineCushman & Wakefield completes $500m refinancing
Cushman Wakefield has completed a $500m refinancing in order to “support the firm’s global growth initiatives.”
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OnlineSEPA confirms Maxim move
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency has confirmed its 60,000 sq ft move to the Maxim Office Park, a s revealed by Property Week.
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OnlineCanary Wharf Group and Qatari Diar confirm Shell Centre win
Canary Wharf Group and Qatari Diar today confirmed they had won the race for one of London’s most coveted development sites – the Shell Centre on London’s South Bank.
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OnlineREVEALED: every insolvent Nama property
For the first time, details of every property put into insolvency by Ireland’s €72bn National Asset Management Agency were revealed today – and you can find the information here.
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OnlineM&S commits to Westfield’s Bradford development
Retailer Marks Spencer has committed to becoming one of the two large anchor stores in Westfield’s revamped plans for its £275m Broadway shopping development in Bradford, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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OnlineWorkspace chairman steps down
Workspace chairman Tony Hales has today retired after nine years on the board.
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OnlineEd's Easy Diner to debut outside M25
Ed’s Easy Diner is to open its first restaurant outside the M25 at St David’s shopping centre in Cardiff.
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OnlineMayfield owner considers other uses for "Whitehall of the North" site
The owner of the former Mayfield station site earmarked for a “Whitehall of the North” site potentially employing 5,000 civil servants has begun exploring other potential uses, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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OnlineDavid Cameron announces four new enterprise zones
The government today announced the location of four new enterprise zones in Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds and Sheffield.
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OnlineOPLC invites tenders for Olympic parks
The Olympic Park Legacy Company has invited interested parties to come forward to create two major public spaces on the Olympic 2012 site.
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Picton Property’s NAV remains flat
Picton Property Income, the property investment company formerly known as ING UK Real Estate Trust, has seen net asset value per share stay stable over the last quarter.
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OnlineNAMA reports €1.2bn loss in maiden annual results
Ireland’s National Asset Management Agency today reported a 2010 loss of €1.2bn in its maiden set of annual results.
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OnlineIreland suffers lowest rate of return since September 2009
Doubts about the Irish economy and the troubles in the Eurozone have led to Ireland’s commercial property returns falling to their lowest point since September 2009, the IPD has said.
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Prologis European Properties reveals static half-year results
Net asset value per share at Prologis European Properties has stayed static over the first half of the year.
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OnlineCB Richard Ellis enjoys 12% profits growth
CB Richard Ellis last night reported a 12% growth in profits in the second quarter of the year off the back of “significant” growth in its transactional business.
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Property Does Strictly: Show off your moves and raise money for charity
Think you know your paso doble from your Cuban salsa? Property Week is calling on all you snake-hipped jivers to sign up for Property Does Strictly - a dancing spectacular aimed at raising £10,000 for the property industry charity LandAid.
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News
Reading sale to Schroders signals south-east upswing
Institutions in ’frenzy’ over £42.5m Forbury Square block, forcing yield down to 6.5%
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Insight
Property pumps it up
The fifth annual Property Triathlon broke all records in terms of competitors – and had a rebranded organiser this year following Jones Lang LaSalle’s merger with King Sturge.
