All Property Week articles in 01 April 2010 – Page 8
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News
Grainger’s loan outfit bid
Grainger has made a preliminary approach to take over AIM-listed property finance company Sovereign Reversions with an offer of 185p a share
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News
Colliers makes benefit Boris
I wouldn’t normally write about MIPIM two weeks after the event, but I’m making an exception
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Colombian bank lends a hand to UK’s regions
People’s Bank of Colombia is taking advantage of the UK’s property rally by offering loans of up to 85%
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Ballymore opens Slovakia gallery
Ballymore Group has opened the retail, leisure and entertainment element of its mixed-use Eurovea complex in Bratislava, Slovakia
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Markets
Q+A: Aurora Fashions sees light
Mosaic Fashions, the former owner of fashion retailers Karen Millen and Principles, went into administration in March 2009, following the collapse of shareholder Icelandic investment firm Baugur
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News
Segro returns as frontrunner for BAA’s airports share
Three weeks after pulling out, BAA’s preferred bidder is back at the table with an offer of about £250m
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Markets
Highbridge aims to capture Tyne’s data occupiers
Highbridge has started work on site on a new data centre at Cobalt Business Park in north Tyneside
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Professional
Tories and Lib Dems aim to end ports rating storm
Both parties pledge support for occupiers in backdated rates bills row
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Markets
Aegon holds Court in Kingston
Work starts this month on a 50,000 sq ft out-of-town retail park in Tyneside
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News
Brum Cube developer in administration
Birmingham Development Company (BDC), which developed the Mailbox, has gone into administration after failing to agree funding for its Cube scheme in the city
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Insight
Stamp Duty addressed
Sir, The government’s plan to waive stamp duty up to £250,000 for first-time buyers does not go far enough
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Insight
Stamp Duty addressed again
Sir, The raising of the stamp duty threshold was welcome. It is anticipated that nine out of 10 first-time buyers will benefit from it
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Markets
Merge and acquire with open eyes
Cushman says companies must examine portfolios to maximise value
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News
Allsop’s 84% Victory sale
Allsop recorded a sales rate of 84% at its commercial auction last week, as investors continue to seek good-quality property
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Retail warehouse sales top £700m
More than £700m of retail parks and retail warehouses changed hands in 41 transactions in the first quarter of 2010 — up from 13 deals totalling £270m in the first quarter of 2009