All Property Week articles in 9 August - iPad edition
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OnlineHermes buys Finsbury Tower
Hermes Real Estate has bought an office tower near Old Street roundabout under medium-term plans to reposition it for the technology and creative sector.
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OnlineSurf's up in Snowdon valley
Plans have been approved for a huge man-made surf facility in north Wales.
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OnlineNational Provident Life sells in Soho
National Provident Life has sold the 250 year lease in 14-18 Noel Street, Soho.
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OnlineFinancing secured for £500m Holland Park scheme
Financing has been agreed for the creation of a £550m residential development in Kensington.
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OnlineGoodman profits from e-commerce boom
The industrial property manager Goodman Group has today announced an operational profit jump of 17% to $544m.
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Online“Lumiere” Leeds site sold to local businessmen
A consortium of private investors is to buy the 1.5 acre former “Lumiere” site in Leeds for a figure understood to be around £5m.
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OnlineUBS and Leupen increase stake in DTZ parent
UBS has increased its stake in DTZ’s Australian-listed parent UGL.
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OnlineDerwent London hits 8.9% NAV rise on back of TMT success
Derwent London reported a strong set of half year results for the six months to 30 June, including an 8.9% rise in EPRA net asset value per share to 2,054p.
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OnlineDerwent London buys a fresh slice of Tech City
Derwent London has bought a 60,000 sq ft block off Old Street roundabout for medium-term refurbishment, reaffirming its commitment to London’s booming “tech belt”.
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Online“Lumiere” site in Leeds sold to local businessmen
A consortium of private investors is to buy the 1.5 acre former “Lumiere” site in Leeds for a figure understood to be around £5m.
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OnlineIncreased take-up leads to shortage of supply in Leeds
Bumper office take-up in Leeds means the city could be forced to turn away large occupiers because of a lack of supply, according to a report from Lambert Smith Hampton.
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OnlineMidlands agency appoints chief executive
Midlands property management firm Premier Places has appointed a new chief executive.
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OnlineBritish Retail Consortium ditches call for freeze on business rates
The British Retail Consortium has abandoned its call to freeze business rates in favour of a 2% cap on next year’s increase.
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OnlineCambridge industrial supply fails to meet demand
Demand for industrial and logistics space in Cambridge will be driven by mid-tech and research and development occupiers but a severe lack of supply means that market activity will be hampered.
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OnlineSaint-Gobain to open Midlands hub
Saint-Gobain, a supplier of construction materials, has announced that it will open a distribution hub in the Midlands.
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OnlineScottish council approves new V&A museum
Dundee Council has given the green light to plans to build the first V A museum outside London.
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OnlineProperty chiefs outline wishes for government rental tsar Stanford
Senior property figures have supported a number of ‘wants’ for Andrew Stanford, chairman of the government’s taskforce for the private-rented sector.
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OnlineSandwich chain makes Piccadilly Place pita stop
An international restaurant chain will make its UK debut in Manchester.
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OnlineRedefine makes German acquisitions
Redefine International has acquired three shopping centres in Germany for €189m.
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OnlinePullen steps down from board of Capital & Regional
One of the founders of Capital & Regional, Xavier Pullen, has today announced that he will step down from the board.
