All Property Week articles in 04 November 2016 – Page 4
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CBRE has announced a new head of its national office agency team.
Ashley Hancox has been promoted from his former role as an executive director in the team based at the firm’s Birmingham office.
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Green light for development of Milburngate
The development consortium behind the regeneration of Durham City’s Riverside have received the County Council’s permission for the £160m development of Milburngate.
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Cushman & Wakefield appointed as Kings Cross valuers
Kings Cross Central Limited Partnership (KCCLP) has appointed Cushman Wakefield as valuation agents for its 67-acre development next to the famous London station.
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TCS sells two properties above Brexit values & markets three more
Town Centre Securities has completed the sale of two commercial properties in central Edinburgh for higher than valuations carried out shortly after the Brexit vote.
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High Court ruling on Brexit boosts pound but hits FTSE 100
The pound soared Thursday, but London stocks fell in London, after the High Court ruled the government cannot trigger the Brexit process without a vote in Parliament.
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We need a review of business taxation to make it fair
This year may have ushered in unprecedented change, but it is 2017 that is set to be the truly turbulent year for business.
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KWE reveals third quarter figures
Kennedy Wilson Europe Real Estate has revealed its third quarter update, showing a total portfolio value of more than £3bn across 265 properties.
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GIC invests in latest Orchard Street fund
Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC has backed Orchard Street Investment Management on the launch of its third Special Situations Fund.
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Fidelity signs for new London headquarters
Pembroke Real Estate has let out the whole of its City of London office scheme, 4 Cannon Street, to Fidelity International more than two years ahead of the building’s completion.
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Why choosing Heathrow over Gatwick is a disaster
As an occasional columnist you’ve got to be very careful if you take a different line from your editor, but on the runway debate I’m going to have to.
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Firms vie to erect masts that link UK to European financial centres
In the cut-throat world of financial trading every second counts. Even a millisecond can make the difference between making or losing millions of pounds.
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Rash of retailers sign up at Hounslow’s Treaty Centre
Quidnet Capital has announced a flurry of lettings at Treaty Centre in Hounslow, London.
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HMRC on brink of securing landmark letting
HM Revenue Customs (HMRC) is set to take all the office space at the 420,000 sq ft Three Snowhill scheme in Birmingham - in a deal that would send office take-up in the city soaring to a new record.
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No pause for Breather as it unveils major London push
A Canadian firm that provides meeting space for companies to rent by the hour has revealed plans to open more than 100 workspaces in London by 2018.
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US election: Who will deliver the final blow in this dirtiest of fights?
I won’t be around for the next couple of weeks because I’m going on holiday. Guess where I’m going? I’m not sure how this happened, but I’ve cunningly decided to pick the week of the US presidential election to visit the West Coast.
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JV sells supported living assets
A Topland Group and Henley Investments joint venture has sold a £25m portfolio of supported living assets to Funding Affordable Homes.
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Barratt arrests hint at dark side to the London boom
“Only when the tide goes out do you discover who’s been swimming naked”.
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City of angles: Chris Hayward interview
Banks abandoning London, financial services firms moving staff abroad, falling occupier and investor demand and dwindling rents… while many of the fears expressed immediately after the Brexit vote have not been realised, or not yet anyway, the property industry nevertheless remains in a state of limbo as the meaning and ...
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90 North achieves milestone purchase
90 North has completed its 25th transaction with a $107m (£87.5m) deal in the US that takes its investment to date to above $1.5bn.
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Why we should be celebrating 22 as a new tower for the City... and the city
A 1.4m sq ft speculative office development? Now? In spite of the Brexit vote impact on ‘the City’?