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Parkwood continues Gresham attack
Joint venture sues Panamanian outfit for failing to pay for trust stake
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ING sews up Kajima’s Savile Row buy
Kajima has bought a Mayfair office building from ING Real Estate for £40m.
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Southampton housing scheme gets go ahead after five year legal battle
The High Court has paved the way for a 184-apartment scheme near Southampton after ruling the local council ‘irrationally’ withheld consent for a road which was vital to the scheme.
OnlineCapco and Merepark get go-ahead for Liverpool’s Lewis’s revamp
Liverpool’s historic Lewis building is set for a £105m make-over after the city council granted planning consent to its redevelopment yesterday.
OnlineRegent Street plans can go ahead
Vexatious litigant Terence Ewing’s attempt to launch legal action against the Crown Estate’s £750m redevelopment plans on Regent Street has been kicked out by a High Court judge.
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Developers fall in line for £350m Ministry of Defence plans
Defence Estates, the property arm of the ministry of Defence, has shortlisted five developers for a £350m regeneration project at Catterick Garrison town centre.
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City of London take-up at lowest for four years
The City of London recorded its lowest take up in four years last quarter, research from Knight Frank has said.
OnlinePrince’s plans for Feng Shui Chinatown
Prince Charles has proposed using Feng Shui to make London’s Chinatown more authentically Oriental.
OnlineGovernment gives £4m to Blackpool Tower dance space
Blackpool Council has been given £4m government funding to develop an ‘events space’ in front of Blackpool Tower.
NewsBassi’s Bigwood and Bond Wolfe merge
Local entrepreneur’s West Mids auction houses join to tackle downturn
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Hotel investment plummets
Investment in hotels in the first half of 2008 was $43bn (£21.7bn) less than for the same period in 2007, Jones Lang LaSalle has said.
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British Land’s £160m Birmingham tower not good enough, says CABE
British Land’s plans for a 35-storey Birmingham office tower are ‘confused’, the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE) has said.
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Savills to value the Queen’s 600,000 acre farm
Savills has been appointed to value the Queen’s portfolio of around 600,000 acres of rural land
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Central London office rents to plunge 20%
Central London rents are expected to fall by 20% over the next two years, a report by the British Council of Offices (BCO) has said.
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Kilmartin selected for Southampton scheme
Kilmartin has been selected to draw up plans for a £500m waterside scheme in Southampton.
OnlineCow moo-ves into Bermondsey Square
Igloo Regeneration has secured the first prelet at its £60m Bermondsey Square development in Southwark.
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Scrap HIPs and give buyers a stamp duty holiday, CBRE tells the government
Home Information Packs should be scrapped and buyers should be a given a stamp duty holiday to reinvigorate the struggling residential property market, CB Richard Ellis Hamptons said today.
OnlineGiant plans for Huddersfield rugby stadium
Developers have unveiled plans for a 400,000 sq ft leisure development at the home of rugby league team Huddersfield Giants.
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Westminster threatened over Crown Regent Street plan
Challenge from developers’ foe over partial demolition of a listed hotel
