All Property Week articles in 26 March 2010
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Property Week Podcast 26: Overseas money will move to the regions says CBRE's Nutman
The focus of overseas money on London’s retail assets will expand to key locations in the regions, CB Richard Ellis’s executive director of retail capital markets said in the latest episode of the Property Week Podcast.
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Western Europe top for industrial say sector specialists
Two-thirds of leading investors, developers and occupiers of industrial property see Western Europe as the most attractive region for logistics investment in the next three years, according to CB Richard Ellis research.
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Mortgage lending up by 15% in June
Gross mortgage lending in June was 15% higher than in May, figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders have shown, but is still at a low level.
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Property Week Podcast 25: DTZ's John Forrester and Mr & Mrs Editor Juliet Kinsman
DTZ’s head of UK and Ireland, John Forrester makes a return visit to explain what he thinks is happening in the property and letting markets.
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Citygrove sells Currys store for 6%
Citygrove, the leisure and retail developer, has sold a Currys store in High Wycombe.
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John Maddison becomes chairman of AR
Accessible Retail, the industry body for the out of town retail sector, has hired a new chairman.
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L&G hires Andrew Ferguson for leisure fund
Legal & General Property is boosting its leisure fund with the hire of a new fund manager from leisure and retail specialist Citygrove.
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Hotel report reveals London remains resilient despite tough 2009
Hotel companies have struggled in 2009, according to PKF’s latest hotel report - Hotel Britain 2010.
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B&Q to sell 11 acre site in Croydon
B Q parent Kingfisher is to sell a massive investment and development site at Fiveways in Croydon – at the heart of a retail warehouse hub.
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Hotbed buys health facility in Kettering
Hotbed, a private investor syndicator, has bought an NHS Outreach facility in Northamptonshire.
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Great Portland enters into City development joint venture
Great Portland Estates has sold a 50% interest in its 100 Bishopsgate development in the City of London to Canada’s Brookfield Properties for £42.97m.
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FSA "short-sighted" over commercial property lending problems, says Hatfield Philips
Problems facing commercial property lending have been “underestimated” by the Financial Services Authority, Hatfield Philips has said.
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First €16bn of loans transferred to NAMA
Ireland faced up to the true extent of its banking crisis yesterday as the first €16bn of loans were transferred to the Ireland’s “bad bank” – the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA).
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A further €32bn of additional aid needed for Irish banks with “horrifying losses”
The Irish government may have to pump a further €32bn into the Irish banking sector which has admitted “horrifying losses ” after a period of “fast and loose” lending.
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Irish finance minister defends new banking measures but castigates past lending
Irish finance minister Brian Lenihan has defended the country’s emergency banking measures passed yesterday and said while there were “large costs involved” there would ultimately be a net gain for Irish tax payers.
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Nakheel overhauls board
Dubai swept out the board of indebted property firm Nakheel and replaced its high profile chairman on Tuesday, in the wake of parent company Dubai World's $9.5bn rescue plan.
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HK office rents stay the most expensive in world
Hong Kong continued to hold the top spot for occupancy costs, in both the Asia-Pacific region and the world, property consultant Colliers International say.
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Irish banks need $43bn after 'appalling' lending
Ireland’s banks need $43bn in new capital after “appalling” lending decisions left the country’s financial system on the brink of collapse.
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Henderson told to explain uncompleted HK sales
Henderson Land Development, the Hong Kong-based builder controlled by billionaire Lee Shau-kee, has been ordered to explain by today why just one of 25 property sales included in its recent results have been completed.
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China prices to fall next year says Nomura
Lee Wee Liat, China property analyst at Nomura says he is waiting to buy a property in China but won't make a move until prices fall next year - perhaps by as much as 20% - then it may be worth sitting up and paying attention.