All Property Week articles in 7 December 2012
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OnlineReceivers appointed to Mapeley portfolio
Receivers have been appointed to Mapeley’s ailing Gamma portfolio.
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OnlinePidgley pushes for sale of public land
A government advisory panel led by Berkeley Group chairman Tony Pidgley has identified 18 sites with the potential to deliver 23,000 new homes.
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OnlineSuperdry supersizes at Bluewater
Superdry will open a new 9,570 sq ft store at Bluewater next spring, relocating from its existing unit at the Kent shopping centre.
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OnlineSalmon Harvester poised for £24m Worcester mall purchase
Salmon Harvester is poised to buy Land Securities’ Cathedral Plaza shopping centre in Worcester for around £24m.
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OnlineCushman keeps contract with Ford
Ford Motor Company has re-appointed Cushman Wakefield to provide real estate services across its EMEA portfolio.
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OnlineHCA welcomes £515m funding
The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) has received an extra £515m in government funding to speed up the delivery of large-scale housing projects.
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OnlineScottish Power submits plans for Glasgow HQ
Scottish Power has submitted plans for its £95m UK headquarters in Glasgow city centre with hopes to start construction in the third quarter of next year.
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OnlineTranmere training facilties get green light
Tranmere Rovers Football Club has won planning approval for the relocation of its training facilities and improvements to the Ingleborough Road area of Wirral.
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OnlinePrologis to launch Japanese REIT
Industrial developer Prologis has confirmed it will create a Japanese real estate investment trust (J-REIT) to serve as a long-term investment vehicle for logistics facilities developed by the company in Japan.
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OnlineRetail sheds deals decline
Retail warehouse transactions are estimated at £1.27bn for the year to date, meaning the total for 2012 is set to be around 39% lower than the £2.09bn achieved last year.
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OnlinePremier Oil and De Vere Hotels sign at Aberdeen's Prime Four
Premier Oil and De Vere Hotels have both signed prelets at the second phase of Drum Property’s Prime Four business park in Aberdeen, as tipped by Property Week .
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OnlineReport: High rents and lack of space "push SMEs from London"
Soaring rents and space constraints could stunt the growth of small businesses in the capital, a report has warned.
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OnlineBoris seeks London Rental Standard
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has today revealed plans has today revealed plans to create a “London Rental Standard”, designed to “empower” tenants and landlords in the private rented sector.
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OnlinePlaces for People snaps up DC Leisure
Property manager and developer Places for People has acquired leisure managing agent DC Leisure.
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OnlineLeeds City Council considers development levy
Leeds City Council is considering proposals which could see new city centre office developments charged a £100 per square metre levy
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OnlineLondon council buys Tooley Street HQ for £170m
Southwark Council has completed the purchase of its own headquarters at 160 Tooley Street for £170m, as revealed by Propertyweek.com .
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OnlineHMV to face the music over covenant breach
Struggling music retailer HMV has warned it expects to breach its covenants next month as sales continue to fall.
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OnlinePicture Gallery: Shell Centre plans unveiled
Canary Wharf Group and Qatari Diar have unveiled their plans for the Shell Centre site on London’s Southbank.
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OnlineHMV to face the music over covenant breach
Struggling music retailer HMV has warned it expects to breach its covenants next month as sales continue to fall.
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OnlinePrisk announces £20m resi injection
Housing minister Mark Prisk has announced that a further £20m will be invested into the building of homes in Cranbrook.
