All Property Week articles in 01 November 2013 – Page 3
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OnlineGoogle goes back to the drawing board on Kings Cross
Google has decided to shelve its current plans at Kings Cross to come up with an even more ambitious design for its London headquarters, Property Week can reveal.
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M&S reports drop in non-food like for like sales
Marks Spencer has reported a drop in non-food sales as it continues to roll out its new store layout.
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Intu Properties signs leases at 8% above passing
Intu Properties has signed 57 new long term leases in the last quarter at rents 8% above the passing rent.
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Primary Health Properties raises £70m bond
Primary Health Properties has completed the raising of a floating rate £70m bond issue.
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Google goes back to the drawing board on King's Cross
Google has decided to shelve its current plans at King’s Cross to come up with an even more ambitious design for its London headquarters, Property Week can reveal.
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Hotel operator selected for Aberdeen’s former council headquarters
Marriott Residence Inn has been selected as the preferred brand for the Marischal Square hotel in Aberdeen.
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Dubai developer to raise $500m in London markets
Luxury Dubai property developer Damac is seeking an initial public offering of global depository receipts on the London Stock Exchange to raise $500m.
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Aviva Investors completes second close for debt fund
Aviva Investors has completed a second close of £187.5m for its senior debt fund.
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Battersea Power Station to launch public consultation
The Malaysian owners of Battersea Power Station will put new designs for the refurbishment of the Grade II-listed building to public consultation this week.
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Colliers to manage Canadian government’s EMEA property
The Canadian government has appointed Colliers International to advise it on its European, Middle Eastern and African property portfolio.
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Manchester retail pair sets up King Street Commercial
Two Manchester retail and leisure agents, Ted Murray and Darren Moorhouse, have formed a new company, King Street Commercial.
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Deloitte Real Estate makes Birmingham head of agency redundant
Deloitte Real Estate has made redundant one of the West Midlands’ best known agents.
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SJ Berwin real estate partner quits
David Ryland has quit SJ Berwin and joined rival law firm Paul Hastings.
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Pimco to buy deeply discounted Irish portfolio
Pimco, the world’s largest bond investor, is to buy Liam Carroll’s property empire at a discount of around 90%.
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Quintain announces £230m disposal to JV partner
Quintain has entered into a conditional sale and purchase agreement with Knight Dragon for the sale of its remaining interests in Greenwich Peninsula Regeneration Limited.
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Hyatt expands into Iraq
Hyatt Hotels Corporation has entered into an agreement with Claremont Group, to create a Hyatt Regency Hotel in Iraq.
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Quintain announces £230m disposal to JV partner
Quintain has entered into a conditional sale and purchase agreement with Knight Dragon for the sale of its remaining interests in Greenwich Peninsula Regeneration Limited.
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CBRE snaps up east London residential stalwart
A property agent focused on east London residential development and sales has been sold to CBRE.
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BNP Paribas Real Estate enlists former mayoral candidate Norris as chairman
BNP Paribas Real Estate has hired former London mayoral candidate Steve Norris as non-executive chairman of BNP Paribas Real Estate UK.
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Blackstone buys 40% of Chinese shopping centre developer
Blackstone Group has agreed to buy a 40% stake in Chinese shopping mall developer and operator SCP Co.
