All Property Week articles in 8 June 2012
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OnlineLegal & General forward funds in Greenwich
Legal General Property has bought a proposed Waitrose supermarket at a Galliard Homes scheme in Greenwich.
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OnlineSavills restructures UK operation
Savills is to bring the whole of its UK business under the leadership of current commercial property chief Mark Ridley.
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Zara founder buys £150m Oxford Street block
The founder of Zara has bought a block on the corner of Oxford Street and New Bond Street in a £150m off-market deal, PropertyWeek.com can reveal.
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OnlineHenry Adams buys Cluttons Chichester office
Cluttons Chichester office has been bought out by fellow Chicester estate agent, Henry Adams.
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OnlineZara founder buys £150m Oxford Street block
The founder of Zara has bought a block on the corner of Oxford Street and New Bond Street in a £150m off-market deal, PropertyWeek.com can reveal.
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OnlineBam lands 60,000 sq ft tech letting in Chiswick
Data security company ViaSat has placed under offer nearly 60,000 sq ft at Bam Properties’ Chiswick Green development in south west London, PropertyWeek.com can reveal.
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OnlineOrchard Street wins £300m BBC mandate
Orchard Street Investment Management has won a mandate to manage £300m of the BBC Pension Fund’s £1.1bn property portfolio.
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OnlineCushman appoints City and Canary Wharf occupier head
Cushman Wakefield has appointed James Meikle as head of its London occupier representation team.
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OnlineSale agreed for Liverpool's West Tower
A sale of Liverpool’s landmark 40-storey West Tower development has been agreed, administrators Grant Thornton have revealed, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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OnlineWestlife singer bankrupt following Irish property crash
Westlife singer Shane Filan has been declared bankrupt after he was hit by the collapse of the Irish property market, the BBC reported today.
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OnlineTelephone House gets Emap call
Top Right Group has chosen Telephone House as its new headquarters for its magazine subsidiary, Emap.
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OnlineBritish Airways Pension Fund makes Aberdeen buy
The Apia Regional Office Fund Partnership, managed by Aviva Investors, has sold St Magnus House, Aberdeen to British Airways Pension Fund for £18.3m.
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£200m costs and losses after Best Buy failure
The failed attempt to introduce electronics retailer Best Buy to the UK has cost the venture’s stakeholders more than £200m.
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OnlineMulberry marches on with international expansion
Mulberry Group will press on with its international expansion with up to 20 new stores opened across the globe over the next year.
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OnlineUnibail-Rodamco makes its first move in to Germany
Dutch-French property company Unibail-Rodamco has bought for the first time in Germany.
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OnlineFailed Best Buy experiment costs stakeholders more than £200m
The failed attempt to introduce electronics retailer Best Buy to the UK has cost the venture’s stakeholders more than £200m.
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OnlineMcKay Securities buys at 36.8% yield
McKay Securities has bought a high yielding office investment at Pinehurst Park, Farnborough for £3.5m.
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OnlineTesco and Dobbies submit plans for first joint store
Tesco and Dobbies Garden World have submitted plans for an £8m store which will see the two brands trade side-by-side.
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OnlineMajor shareholder calls for examination of Hungarian property company’s activities
Ablon Group, the AIM-listed Hungarian property company, has come under pressure from its largest independent shareholder and biggest lender.
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Invista shareholder slams takeover bid
A shareholder in Invista Real Estate Investment Management this afternoon slammed the recommended takeover of the company by Internos Real Investments as “completely unacceptable”.
