All Property Week articles in 25 October 2013
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Retailers of consumer electronics most at risk from e-commerce
Retailers of consumer electronics are most at risk from e-commerce, according to research by CBRE Global Investors.
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OnlineBeltane scoops up City office for £25.5m
Beltane Asset Management has bought 24 King William Street in the City of London from Mitsui Co for £25.5m.
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Online16,500 sq ft let at Hollywood House
M G Real Estate has let two floors of Hollywood House in Woking to global engineering firm 2H Offshore Engineering.
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OnlineCBRE to market 42 acre Thames development site
CBRE is selling a 42 acre mixed use development site in Taplow, south Buckinghamshire.
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OnlinePreferred bidder selected for Aberdeen conference centre
Aberdeen City Council has selected Henry Boot Developments as preferred bidder to build a new exhibition and conference centre in the city.
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OnlineBP Pension Fund forward funds London hotel
The BP Pension fund has exchanged contracts to forward fund a new hotel development in Brentford, west London for £13.4m.
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OnlineBPF warns against taxing foreign investors
The British Property Federation has warned against taxing foreign investors in the London residential market, amid fears that the Chancellor is considering implementing a more strict tax regime.
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OnlineGovernment committee calls for “urgent” review of £7.5bn housebuilding incentive
A government committee has called for an urgent review of a £7.5bn scheme which is intended to incentivise housebuilding after claiming the government has no credible data on its impact.
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OnlineLegal & General poaches from Lloyds
Lloyds Banking Group’s Imogen Ebbs has joined Legal General Property to work on its £315m LPI Income Property Fund.
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OnlineNew food lettings for Seven Dials
Shaftesbury has signed a number of new food and drink retailers to its Seven Dials area.
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OnlineHermes buys in Aberdeen
Hermes Real Estate Investment Management has bought an office building in Aberdeen for £21m.
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OnlineLandmark 310,000 sq ft pre-let for City market
A financial services firm has agreed a giant pre-let for the first time in the City of London since the downturn, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineBusiness park market nearing the bottom
New research by the IPD and Strutt Parker has shown that rents in the business park market in the UK grew for in the first half of the year by 0.7%.
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OnlineHong Kong has highest office values in the world
Hong Kong office capital values are more than twice as high as any other city in the world according to research by Knight Frank.
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OnlineCountrywide: Help to Buy is “credible and well thought out”
Countrywide has come out in defence of the government’s Help to Buy scheme to help stimulate the housebuilding sector in its interim management statement released this morning.
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OnlineDelancey leads Mishcon to 115,000 sq ft Midtown block
Delancey is in exclusive talks with Deka Immobilien to form a joint venture on a redevelopment in London’s Midtown, and then prelet the finished property to law firm Mishcon de Reya.
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OnlinePremier Property Group nears £100m retail and office sales
Sir David Murray’s Premier Property Group is drawing close to disposing of its entire property portfolio, with two deals for some of its most significant assets totalling around £100m.
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OnlineCushman’s Carlo: hope for new global CEO at beginning of next year
Cushman Wakefield’s executive chairman said that the firm hoped to have a new global chief executive “at the beginning of next year” following the announcement of a new UK CEO today.
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OnlineKnight Frank: Global Investment
The Euro area has finally emerged from recession, although the recovery remains fragile.
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OnlineGVA: Central London Office Analysis
Central London take-up for the quarter totalled 3.2 million sq ft, the highest quarterly take-up since Q4 2010, 24% up on the previous quarter and 42% up on the five-year quarterly average.
