All Property Week articles in 28 September 2007
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HDG sells sole asset in Sweden
HDG Mansur has sold its only asset in Sweden to Morley Fund Management.
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OnlineProLogis cleans up at IAS awards
ProLogis scooped four of the ten categories at the Industrial Agents Awards in London yesterday afternoon.
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Rothschild buys in Cheshire
NM Rothschild has bought a 51% stake in Cheshire-based property business Lanebridge Investment Management. The Times
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Tesco bullish on US invasion
Sir Terry Leahy, Tesco’s chief executive, blamed the supermarket group’s weakest underlying sales performance in seven years on bad summer weather. Financial Times. The Times
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Retailers braced for poor ‘golden quarter’
Retailers enter their ‘golden quarter’ in the run-up to Christmas this week under a cloud because of concern about higher interest rates and the credit squeeze. Financial Times
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Bono Dublin hotel plan provokes traditionalist rage
A proposal by U2 singer Bono to create ‘ Europe's most spectacular hotel’ has produced a clash between modernisers and traditionalists in Dublin. The Independent
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Flowers circles Northern Rock with £l5bn
Chris Flowers, the veteran dealmaker, has edged closer to a takeover of Northern Rock after securing £15bn of funding. The Daily Telegraph
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Credit crunch claims Spanish developer
Valencia property developer Llanera has become the first high-profile Spanish victim of the credit crunch, declaring insolvency yesterday after failing to make payments on €748m of debt. The Daily Telegraph
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City to stump up for Crossrail
The City of London agreed yesterday to make a financial contribution to the £16bn Crossrail project, so that it can be included in this month’s comprehensive spending review. The Times. The Daily Telegraph. Financial Times
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RBS tries again to sell Vector hotels
The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is preparing to place four hotels worth up to £650m on the market. The Times
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Tchenguiz in tussle for Erinaceous
Vincent Tchenguiz is engaged in a battle for control of Erinaceous with a New York-based hedge fund. The Times. Financial Times
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Post Office identifies first 180 closures
The Post Office has identified the first 180 post offices it is considering for closure. The Times
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Peel’s Whittaker builds Pinewood studio stake
John Whittaker, chairman of Peel Holding, has taken a 12.3% stake in Pinewood Shepperton to become the film studio’s second-largest shareholder. Financial Times
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City of London to provide financial support for Crossrail
London’s long-awaited Crossrail could soon become a reality after the City of London said it would support a financial contribution to Crossrail.
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Property profits soar despite damp squib for Tesco
Tesco saw property profits jump 61% in its half-year results, as the damp summer slowed overall growth.
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OnlineBelfast's Titanic Quarter second phase approved
Outline plans for the second phase of Belfast’s massive waterfront scheme Titanic Quarter were approved today by Environment Minister Arlene Foster.
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Rothschild buys private investor syndicate
Investment bank Rothschild has bought Cheshire-based property investment manager Lanebridge Investment Management.
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Peel denies UK Coal intentions
Property and transport group Peel Holdings has denied speculation that it is planning a takeover bid for UK Coal.
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No Erinaceous bid from Tchenguiz
Vincent Tchenguiz’s Consensus Group has not made a bid for Erinaceous, the two companies confirmed.
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OnlineUCI and Virgin sign up in Milan
Italian developer Risanamento has signed up two anchor tenants for the leisure element of its Milano Santa Giulia urban village scheme in the southeast of Milan.
