All Property Week articles in 26 October 2012
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McCabe: 'owning Sheffield Utd helps me in property'
The owner of Sheffield United Football Club, Kevin McCabe, opened up about his life owning one the country’s unluckiest football teams, when he joined Property Week’s podcast as special guest for the November edition.
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Lloyds and Grainger complete landmark residential deal
Lloyds Banking Group and Grainger have completed the sale of a 336 asset residential portfolio through their Residential Asset Management Platform.
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P3 pulls £250m IPO
A Prague-based logistics property specialist, which was aiming to become the first property company to float on London’s main market for 31 months, has pulled the IPO (initial public offering).
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The Property Comic night in support of LandAid
The Property Merchant Group and Property Week will present the 2012 annual Property Comic night, in support of LandAid on 29 November.
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Property's Big Bake Off - call for contestants
If you think you have what it takes to bake your way to glory against 10 other contestants and win over a panel of the industry’s top cake connoisseurs, then take part in Property’s Big Bake Off on 6 December.
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Comet files for administration
Electrical retailer Comet has this morning filed its notice of intention to appoint administrators.
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DTZ: Commercial property best value since 2009
The commercial property market in the UK is offering investors the best value since the middle of 2009, research by DTZ has found.
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First pre-let at 70 Mark Lane
Miller Insurance Services has pre-let 50% of 70 Mark Lane in the City of London.
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Moscow’s Mercury City towers over Shard
The Shard was only launched in July but it has already been surpassed as Europe’s tallest skyscraper.
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Cambridge & Counties launches resi loan
Cambridge Counties Bank has launched a loan aimed at residential investors who can “demonstrate knowledge and experience in this market”.
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Irish castle to the stars on market for €25m
A 13th-century Irish castle, which was the setting for John Wayne film The Quiet Man, has been put up for sale for €25m by receivers at Ernst & Young.
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Strutt & Parker appoints Lancasters strategist
Strutt Parker has appointed the person behind the branding of the £400m Lancasters scheme near Hyde Park as the new partner in its London residential development department.
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Capital values drop in third quarter
Capital values continued to decline over the three months to September, the IPD’s quarterly property index has found.
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Henderson’s £65m Soho sale
Henderson Global Investors is nearing the sale of a £65m office block in London’s Soho that it bought for £45m in January 2005.
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MWB requests suspension of shares
MWB Group has requested an immediate suspension of trading of its shares and loan stock because of a potentially fatal financial dispute with its 75%- owned subsidiary, MWB Business Exchange.
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St Modwen raises £80m from retail bond issue
St Modwen today raised £80m from a sale of seven-year, unsecured bonds to retail investors.
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New valuation woe for Mapeley
Property investment and outsourcing firm Mapeley has seen the value of two of its portfolios plummet and faces losing control of the assets, which once had a combined value of almost £600m.
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Peel loses court battle
Peel Holdings has today lost its crucial judicial review at the High Court over the conversion of bulky goods retail parks into open A1 fashion and food parks.
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McArthurGlen recruits UK country manager from Arsenal Football Club
McArthurGlen Group has appointed the former Arsenal Football Club retail director as its new UK country manager.
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Six flats left at One Hyde Park
The Candy brothers have sold a further five apartments at One Hyde Park in Knightsbridge over the last three months, bringing total sales at the scheme up to £1.7bn.