All Property Week articles in 26 September 2008
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APC Advice - Week 12: Six-month counsellor and supervisor review (part 1)
Jon Lever gives an introduction to the six-month meeting, and Ben Elder
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Protego and Threadneedle create £400m combined fund
Property fund managers merge two UK vehicles to provide greater diversity for investors
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Protego completes £204m (SEK2.5bn) refinancing
Protego Real Estate Investors has completed the refinancing of SEK2.5bn (£204m) of debt, used to buy its Swedish portfolio, with Swedish bank SEB.
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Enterprise shares jump as REIT plan delayed
Shares in listed pub group Enterprise Inns leapt 14% to 179p in early trading, after the company announced that it was delaying its planned REIT conversion in order to preserve cash.
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Quintain sells to pay down debt
Quintain Estates and Developments said today that it had completed £63m of sales in order to pay down debt.
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Deka confirms purchase of Moorhouse in city of London
German fund manager DEKA has confirmed it has bought the Moorhouse scheme in the city of London.
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Waterloo Road plans unveiled
ORM has unveiled its plans for a seven storey office building on Waterloo Road in London.
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Banking crash hits Europe
The global credit crisis has hit Europe over the last two days, triggering five major bank rescues and a near total shut-down of the region's credit markets.
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House rejects US bail-out bill
US stocks suffered their worst one-day fall since the 1987 crash on Monday, after the House of Representatives shocked investors by voting to reject the Bush administration’s $700bn (£387bn) bail-out plan.
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Stocks in turmoil as bail out rejected
US stocks suffered their worst one-day fall since the 1987 crash yesterday after the House of Representatives shocked investors by voting to reject the Bush administration’s $700bn (£380bn) bail-out plan.
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Mortgage market seizes up
Mortgage lending slowed to a near standstill in August as approvals for new home loans hit a record low, according to the Bank of England.
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Mortgage report delayed after crisis
A crucial report that could kick-start Britain’s moribund mortgage market has been delayed by a fortnight so it can be updated to take September’s market turbulence into account.
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Banks and customers to underwrite B&B bail out
Bank charges and insurance premiums are set to rise after high street banks and insurers were ordered to pay up to £14bn under the terms of Bradford & Bingley’s nationalisation.
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£200m rate relief goes begging
More than £200m in small business rates relief looks set to be lost due to confusion over the rules.
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Landlords must pay for green certificates
All landlords letting business premises from tomorrow will have to pay for the cost of showing they are marketing 'green' buildings.
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Freddie and Fannie subpoenaed
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the ailing US mortgage financiers seized by the government this month, have received subpoenas from federal prosecutors for documents related to accounting and disclosure, the companies said yesterday.
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Treveria name change as net assets drop
Dawnay, Day Treveria, the Germany-focused property management fund, is to change its name following a 19.2%fall in net asset value per share to 91.2 cents.
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EDS buys 300,000 sq ft shed
Outsourced data centre operator Electronic Data Systems (EDS) has bought a 300,000 sq ft shed from Helioslough and British Airways Pension Trustees at Wynyard Park in the North East
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Croydon Council buys £20m building
The London Borough of Croydon has bought a key property in the borough for just less than £20m to push forward its plans for the wider regeneration of the area.
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Ashford reveals plans to property world
The town of Ashford, Kent hosted a developers briefing last week to unveil its proposals for its £2.5bn development strategy.