All Property Week articles in 6 July 2012
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OnlineBrookfield and Oxford Properties confirm City JV
Brookfield Office Properties has confirmed it has taken a long lease ownership of the London Wall Place development site and has entered into a 50/50 joint venture with Oxford Properties to develop the site.
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Online95% success rate for Allsop's Irish auction
The Irish property market is proving a hit with investors as Allsop’s July auction in Ireland achieved a success rate of 95% and raised €11.3m.
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OnlineSWIP in talks to buy £48m Gallows Corner Retail Park
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership is poised to buy the Gallows Corner Retail Park in Romford for around £48m.
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OnlinePalmer back on track to take over Invista after Mount Street withdraws
Palmer Capital looks set to succeed with its £39.7m offer for Invista Real Estate Investment Management after a potential rival bidder pulled out of the battle.
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OnlineDanmerc acquires Skandia Life HQ
Danmerc Ltd, part of Cording Group, has agreed terms to acquire Skandia Life’s European headquarters building in Southampton on behalf of Britannia Invest A/S for more than £26.5m.
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OnlineReport: Infrastructure and skills is key to healthy cities
Cities that invest heavily in infrastructure and skills have more of a chance of long-term economic prosperity than those that do not, a report has concluded.
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OnlineTony Smedley joins Schroders
Schroder Property Investment Management has appointed Invista REIM’s Tony Smedley as head of pan-European fund management.
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OnlineApollo's Leon Black was buyer of 'The Scream'
The mystery buyer of Edvard Munch’s ‘The Scream’ has been revealed as Leon Black, the managing director of US private equity firm Apollo Management.
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OnlineFormal buys Leicestershire Hydro shed
Private property company Formal Investments has bought the 425,000 sq ft Hydro warehouse at Magna Park in Leicestershire, as revealed by Property Week in May.
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OnlineWolverhampton to hunt developers for city centre regeneration
Wolverhampton council and DTZ will next week unveil a regeneration strategy for the city, seeking developers for almost half a million sq ft of retail and leisure in the city centre as well as office and residential space.
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Barratt and L&Q win £420m site
Barratt London, in partnership with L Q, has acquired an 8.5 acre site in Fulham from Sainsbury’s to redevelop into £420m residential-led scheme, as revealed by Property Week earlier this year .
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OnlineEvans sells Leeds office to Salvation Army
The Evans Property Group has sold a 6,100 sq ft office building at its Global business estate in south Leeds to the Salvation Army for an undisclosed sum.
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OnlineLaSalle buys two Scottish properties for £58m
LaSalle Investment Management has acquired two retail and leisure properties in Glasgow and Edinburgh for its specialist investment fund.
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OnlineBarratt and L&Q win £420m Fulham Sainsbury's site
Barratt London, in partnership with L Q, has acquired an 8.5 acre site in Fulham from Sainsbury’s to redevelop into £420m residential-led scheme, as revealed by Property Week earlier this year .
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OnlineNew City tower planned by US giant
A new 40-storey City office tower is being planned by a US insurance firm, propertyweek.com can reveal.
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OnlinePHP raises £75m from retail bond issue
Primary Health Properties has raised £75m from a sale of retail bonds, a week earlier than expected.
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OnlineFrontrunner for Olympic media centre revealed
East London’s Olympic park is set to become home to a giant digital campus, after iCity this week emerged as frontrunner to occupy its 1m sq ft media centre following the Games.
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OnlineChester’s Tom Tyler joins Workspace Group
Former Chester Properties’ directors Jamie Hopkins and Tom Tyler have reunited.
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OnlineAcuitus sells 58% of lots at July auction
The auction market “is not on the slide”, Acuitus auctioneer Richard Auterac insisted today after the firm’s July sale.
