All Property Week articles in 03 August 2007 – Page 4
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News
Louis Vuitton
Louis Vuitton has signed up to take space at Westfield and CGI’s £1.5bn Westfield London shopping centre at White City in the west of the capital. The luxury goods brand has taken a 3,000 sq ft store in the Village, the centre’s ‘luxury area’. It is the first time it ...
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ProfessionalTenant liquidation
Question: My corporate tenant has gone into liquidation and I have received a notice of disclaimer from the liquidator. What should I do?
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Markets
Power lift
An Irish developer is battling against the odds to redevelop Battersea Power Station.
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ProfessionalLease renewals
Question: My lease has expired but the landlord has not taken any steps to remove me from the premises. I am not sure if I want to remain there or relocate, but what are my options?
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Private investor syndicate
Private investor syndicate Property Bourse has launched a residential fund focusing on the former East Germany.
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Insight
Land of Hope and Rory
Rory Bremner kept the crowds entertained at the Midlands Property Awards last month.
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Triple-whammy of trouble hits US REITs
Plummeting share prices and huge outflows from trusts hit US markets
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MarketsVictim of hips
This week’s bungled introduction of home information packs has cost energy assessors, such as Robert Lisle, thousands, says Mira Bar-Hillel
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Hines signs for Parisian offices
Hines has signed a forward-funding agreement with French developer Nexity to purchase an office building that is to be developed by early 2009 in St Ouen, Paris. The sum committed was undisclosed.
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Robson homes in on Hilton hotels
A new investment firm set up by a former principal finance chief at the Royal Bank of Scotland is close to acquiring the £1.1bn Hilton hotels portfolio.
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Quintain loses patience with HBOS
HBOs has been told by the Takeover Panel to decide by 10 September whether it will launch a takeover bid for Quintain.
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Professional
Studies in green
Academic training for young surveyors is becoming increasingly Green. Universities across the UK are adding environmental modules to their courses in response to new legislation in planning and construction, which demands that properties become more sustainable. New career opportunities are also opening up for surveyors with an interest in the ...
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For he’s a jolly good velo
Another property ironman is Catalyst Capital’s Charles Baigler, who has completed one of this year’s toughest stages in the Tour de France without the aid of drugs.
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MarketsGoing into reverse
The government is to overhaul the 15-year-old planning policy on development.
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Hillview green light at Genesis
Hillview Developments, which is a subsidiary of McInerney Holdings, has won planning consent for the second phase at its Genesis Business Park in Park Royal, west London.
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Gale International
Gale International has appointed Jones Lang LaSalle as the sole agent for Korea’s tallest building, the $500m (£250m) Northeast Asia Trade Tower, designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates. Its 65 storeys will feature 1.3m sq ft and rise more than 1,000 ft above the Yellow Sea.
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Gale International
Gale International has appointed Jones Lang LaSalle as the sole agent for Korea’s tallest building, the $500m (£250m) Northeast Asia Trade Tower, designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates. Its 65 storeys will feature 1.3m sq ft and rise more than 1,000 ft above the Yellow Sea.
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NewsMacquarie takes flight in Poland with Wings
Fund manager buys resi scheme stake as part of €1bn spending spree
