All Property Week articles in Sheds September 2009
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NewsWarehouses wake up
Talk of a recovery is widespread throughout the UK’s regions, but no one suggests that the months ahead will be without their toil and troubles
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NewsPrupim and ProLogis to woo Tesco to Pyestock
Developers win consent for Farnborough scheme after four-year fight
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NewsSee how it grows
Stuart Watson remaps the west London and Manchester industrial landscapes following Segro’s marriage with Brixton
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NewsScrapheap challenge
A struggling UK automotive industry has put car makers and their suppliers’ space needs in the wrecker’s yard
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NewsStarting at the bottom
Recessions past and present have shaped the career of Rob Trevor, who started this week as CB Richard Ellis Investors’ industrial principal
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Supply back in demand
King Sturge’s latest report reveals a recession-ravaged sector starting to recover
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NewsAsda Project Penguin looks south-west
The south-west industrial occupational market is holding up well against its regional counterparts, and it is set for a further boost with Asda’s requirement for 500,000 sq ft
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NewsArabian sites
Now that Gazeley has moved in with parent Dubai World, the relationship can start to bear fruit
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CBRE Investors’ ambitions thwarted
CB Richard Ellis Investors says it is looking for opportunities in UK sheds, but is being frustrated by a lack of availability
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Allsop's slimmed resi sale success
Allsop racked up a strong sale rate of 86% last Tuesday at its September residential sale which featured a slimmed catalogue.
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NewsAre we over the worst? This is the question being asked throughout the industrial property market after a devastating year.
For the investment market — always the first to emerge from recession — the answer is a clear affirmative
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News£25m of deals at Glasgow Eurocentral
Two assets sold at 8%-plus yields show demand for Scottish sheds
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GPE buys £46m City office
Great Portland Estates has exchanged contracts to buy 90 Queen Street in the City of London for £45.8m.
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Investors pour into Valad raising
Valad, which limped to the end of the financial year with a A$1.49bn loss, has managed to secure up to A$59.5m in a capital raising backed by Goldman Sachs JBWere.
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Dubai Holding to pay off Sama loans
Dubai Holding, the investment vehicle of the ruler of Dubai, will pay off Sama Dubai's three-year $300m loan facility which matures on 27 September, it said on Wednesday.
