All Property Week articles in Global October 2009
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Aurora Fashions makes board changes
Aurora Fashions, the group that owns high street fashion brands Karen Millen, Coast, Warehouse and Oasis, has announced board changes and has updated the market on its sales targets.
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OnlineRumney Manor wins consent for £35m Edinburgh development
Trevor Hemmings' investment vehicle Rumney Manor has won planning consent from City of Edinburgh Council for its proposed £35m residential development in Murrayfield.
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Unilever makes progress
Progress, the Unilever Netherlands pension fund, has sold 43 properties from its €500m (£450m) Dutch portfolio
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LaSalle´s Paris letting
LaSalle Investment Management has let a 107,640 sq ft (10,000 sq m) unit in the Delage building in the Gennevilliers area of Paris to engineer Coyne & Bellier
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LAsalle teams up with Texas
LaSalle Investment Management has teamed up with the Teacher Retirement System of Texas to invest $205m (£125m) in real estate, initially in North America and then around the globe, over the next two to three years.
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LandSecs sells to Oz
Land Securities has sold its 33% stake in the Bullring centre in Birmingham, England, to the Australian government’s Future Fund for £210m – a yield of 6.85%
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NewsWhy is Spain’s listed property sector lagging?
The deterioration in the global economy may have acted as a catalyst for the collapse of the Spanish real estate market
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Hansteen to be UK REIT
Hansteen is poised to become the 21st UK REIT. It intends to move from AIM to London’s main market this month before converting to a REIT
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NewsMan in the news: Guillaume Poitrinal
Last month, Guillaume Poitrinal became chairman of the European Public Real Estate Association (EPRA). As head of Europe’s largest property company, the 41-year-old Frenchman is the obvious choice
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NewsGale force
Since taking over as head of JE Robert Companies, Barden Gale has had to rebuild investor confidence at the troubled fund manager
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NewsHow the mighty have fallen
Risanamento, Pirelli Real Estate and Aedes have been laid low by the global downturn. Hardeep Sandher looks at the prospects for three former giants of Italian property
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Experian Late Payment Index
August brought the biggest month-to-month improvement in the time it takes companies in the UK to settle bills since December 2007 - but property businesses are the worst offenders of all.
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NewsWelcome to El Hell
Spain has crashed harder and faster than any other property market in Europe. Hardeep Sandher reports from Madrid on how the banks have taken control, and asks whether the REIT regime has arrived too late
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PEPR´s Prague double
ProLogis European Properties has completed two lettings in Prague. DHL Solutions is extending its lease on 145,260 sq ft (13,495 sq m) to December 2011 in ProLogis Park Prague
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DEGI dials up lease
DEGI, part of Aberdeen Property Investors, has signed a long-term lease extension with Portugal Telecom on a 125,400 sq ft (11,650 sq m) scheme in Lisbon
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Credit spreads improve
JP Morgan says credit spreads are continuing to improve following Unibail-Rodamco’s sale of a seven-year €500m (£452m) bond, priced at 1.55% over the benchmark mid swap rate and 1.835% over the government benchmark.
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