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Pension fund picks York park
Associated British Foods and Marks & Spencer forward-purchase Vangarde Shopping Park in Monks Cross
HP appoints CBRE to £15m outsourcing contract
IT giant Hewlett-Packard has appointed CBRE to manage its 60m sq ft property portfolio in a deal which will generate the advisor around £15m.
Allsop raises £55m at last sale
Allsop raised £55m at its last sale, the commercial auction house announced today.
British Land steams into Paddington
British Land is in talks with Aviva Investors to buy its interest in the Paddington Central scheme.
Wilmott Dixon acquires Surrey site for new homes
Developer Willmott Dixon has exchanges contracts on a site with planning permission for 137 homes and a gross development value of almost £50m.
Cushman & Wakefield loses partner to CBRE
Andrew Gibson, a former Cushman & Wakefield partner has been poached by CBRE to join its West End agency team.
Highcross and UK Land Estates buy out north-east HCA interest
Highcross and UK Land Estates have bought the interest in the North East Property Partnership from the Homes and Communities Agency.
Trio of lettings at Bristol's One Redcliff Street
Three occupiers have signed up to take space at One Redcliff Street in Bristol.
Wardle Airfield plans take off
An outline planning application for the redevelopment of Wardle Airfield in Nantwich, Cheshire has been submitted.
Quintain debt drops further ahead of “year of action”
Quintain Estates reported a positive set of year end results that saw its debt pile reduce by £91m during the past year.
Buyer emerges for Helical and Aviva’s 11 acre White City site
Imperial College London has emerged as the purchaser for Helical Bar and Aviva Investors’ 11 acre former Dairy Crest site in White City, west London, PropertyWeek.com can reveal.
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Hammerson secures Rugby planning consent
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Pension fund in talks to buy The Mall Uxbridge
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Gallery: British Land and USS's Whiteley Shopping Park opens today
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Development Securities given green light at Oriental City
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Lend Lease appoints new project director at Elephant & Castle
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Max Property predicts secondary buyers will benefit industrial market
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Estate agents launch property portal
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NewRiver Retail sees NAV dip but revenues rise
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Helical Bar awaits £40m profit from London sales
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Approval given for Shell Centre revamp
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CBRE appoints new UK head of retail
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Great Portland posts stellar outperformance
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F&C REIT sell up on High Street Ken
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Carillion wins £400m Battersea Power Station deal
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Co-op to boost property team
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Terrace Hill Group acquires residential assets worth £5.3m
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New sign-ups for Gloucester shopping centre
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Primary Healthcare Properties to raise £60m
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British Land extends digital offering at Meadowhall
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Legal and General Property raises £67m for leisure fund
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Property Week agency rankings survey goes live
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Premier Inn expands in north-west
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IM Properties announces shed speculative development
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Biocompatibles compatible with Watchmoor Park
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Government supports resi plan with £32m loan
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Shaftesbury slow rental growth a product of "unusally high development"
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Cushman hires new head of residential from Jones Lang LaSalle
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BlackRock property business doubles in size with MGPA buy
Analysis
Continental rift: UKIP, Europe and property
UKIP and the Tories are leading the country away from Europe. This has serious consequences for property.
Property Week London supplement 2013
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The Kallakis Case
Busted flush: Kallakis found guilty of £760m fraud
Property tycoon and poker player Achilleas Kallakis found guilty of £760m fraud
The Tchenguiz Case
Vincent Vindicated
As his brother, Robert, returns to MIPIM two years after their arrest, Vincent Tchenguiz recalls their most famous Cannes deals — and reveals why he is fighting on with his £200m claim against the SFO. Mike Phillips reports. Photographs by David Levene
Cannes opener
As Robert Tchenguiz prepares to return to MIPIM, he talks to Mike Phillips about how his arrest and investigation by the SFO changed his life — and his next big deal.
