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Gazeley on the block for £400m
The Middle Eastern owner of Gazeley is planning to sell the European industrial developer for more than £400m.
Prologis completes Project Teal sale to Blackstone
Prologis has sold a 3.5m sq ft shed portfolio to Blackstone for around £211.4m.
Cordea Savills buys Worcestershire warehouse
Cordea Savills, acting on behalf of The Charities Property Fund, has bought a large warehouse unit in Worcestershire in a deal worth more than £15m, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
Half-dozen sheds on block
A portfolio of six big sheds has been put up for sale by a north-west-based investor with an asking price of nearly £110m.
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Roxhill ready for take-off at Coventry
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Meteor Park fully let ahead of Segro sale
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Thames hub: cleared for take off or flight of fancy?
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Hub can create jobs and connect industry, not just passengers
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Medway timetables railway regeneration route
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Vestas blows life into Sheerness site
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Retail woes leave shed voids
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Segro and Moorfield complete logistics fund deal
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Segro signs MedicAnimal at Park Royal
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UK Land overcomes planning issues in time for busy 2012
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L&G to splash £112m on Reading Tesco shed
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Q+A: Merchant on track with Hitachi
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Safestore delivers confident results
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Lok’n Store and two feuding shareholders
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Gowers confident of safe future for self-storage firm
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Sleath divests Slough £300m
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PWTV: Wheeler asked for further £1.88m on his pension.
The employment tribunal between Brixton and Tim Wheeler heard today that the former chief executive asked for a further £1.88m added to his pension packet as well as an untitled role at the company.
Data
CBRE: Dublin Industrial - Q4 2011
Take-up of 140,845m2 was achieved in the Dublin industrial market in 2011 compared with more than 170,000m2 of take-up in this sector of the market in the previous 12 month period, which clearly illustrates the extent to which economic conditions are impacting on occupier relation and expansion decisions.
Savills: European Warehousing Markets - Autumn 2011
Demand for warehousing space has overall improved in 2010 and the first three quarters of 2011. Take-up is rising in markets with comparatively more stable economic conditions, like Germany, Poland and Sweden. Leasing market trends are also positive in The Netherlands and theUK.
Analysis
Q+A: Merchant on track with Hitachi
Last week, Nick Clegg visited Japan to talk about its future business strategy with the UK.
Going green is a Prological decision
Over the past year, some have championed the “new generation” of shed developers
