All Property Week articles in 27 August 2010
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MORNING AFTER: Maclay Murray & Spens treasure hunt
One hundred and forty members of Scotland’s property, financial and professional services industries took part in the Maclay Murray Spens treasure hunt in Edinburgh last week.
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MORNING AFTER: IAS Northern Golf Day
The Industrial Agents Society Northern Region held its annual golf day at the Mere Golf Country Club last week.
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MORNING AFTER: Movers & Shakers development breakfast
Movers Shakers, the property networking club, held a development breakfast at the Dorchester hotel last week.
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PWTV: Derivatives imply 10% drop in residential market over the next two years
Derivatives are implying a 10% drop in residential property prices over the next two years, Royal Bank of Scotland property derivatives trader Naomi Yarrow told Property Week today.
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CBRE to reach Pinnacle
CB Richard Ellis has been appointed joint letting agent at Arab Investments the Pinnacle – a proposed 945 ft skyscraper in the City.
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EA Shaw expands
EA Shaw has recruited three new members of staff to boost its central London advisory services.
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Green light for Ealing's Green Man
Ealing Council yesterday granted planning permission for the £136m regeneration of the run-down Green Man Lane estate.
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British Capital Property makes debut UK purchases
British Capital Property, a Guernsey based vehicle for South African property investors, has made its first two purchases in the UK.
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EPRA 2010: European property companies pursuing "reactive" capital strategies
Many European listed property companies are pursuing more reactive than strategic capital budget decisions when acquiring investment properties and undertaking development projects, the first EPRA/Cambridge capital structure survey has revealed.
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EPRA 2010: Real estate equities positioned for "strong expansion"
The European real estate equities sector is well positioned for a strong expansion over the next few years via acquisitions and initial public offerings (IPOs), leading brokers Kempen Co have said.
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Greater Manchester Property Venture Fund buys Stockport development site
The Greater Manchester Property Venture Fund (GMPVF) has bought a former Royal Mail sorting office in Stockport for an undisclosed amount.
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SWIP buys £48m Northern Ireland retail park
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP) has bought a Northern Ireland retail park for £48m.
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Studley Point half-filled with ENER-G
Folkes Holdings and Trigram Properties have let more than half of their Studley Point office development in Birmingham to ENER-G.
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House prices fall further in August
House prices fell for the second consecutive month in August, the Nationwide House Price Index said today, but falls are likely to remain “relatively modest.”
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Leslau's Prestbury hit by non-property writedowns
Nick Leslau’s Prestbury investment company saw its net asset value drop by £13.5m last year, accounts filed at Companies House this week have shown.
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Century 21 to open second Manhattan store
US discount department store Century 21 is to open its second Manhattan store.
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Apollo letting fills 50 New Bond Street
The letting of 50 New Bond Street, in London’s West End, has been completed after Apollo Real Estate agreed to take the last 7,000 sq ft.
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Allianz lets Paris tower
Allianz Real Estate has let a 330,000 sq ft Parisian tower to France Telecom.
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Europa Capital and St Congar buy 100 acres in Gloucestershire
The English Residential Land Partnership, Europa Capital and St Congar Land’s residential land vehicle, has bought a 100 acre land site near Brockworth in Gloucestershire.
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Knight Frank Ireland gets Most out of merger
Knight Frank Ireland has merged with Most Commercial Management in a share-swap deal. The two firms will now operate as Knight Frank Management.