All Property Week articles in 04 October 2013 – Page 2
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Verdict delivered on 1.4m sq ft South Bank scheme
Plans for a residential, office and retail development totalling 1.4m sq ft on London’s South Bank have been approved.
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NewRiver issues steady stream of improvements
Retail REIT NewRiver Retail has today provided a portfolio update for the period 1 July to 30 September.
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Plans submitted for Plymouth Enterprise Park
An outline planning application for the creation of Plymouth Enterprise Park has been submitted by London and Devonshire Trust.
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Verdict delivered on Carlyle's 1.4m sq ft South Bank scheme
Plans for a residential, office and retail development totalling 1.4m sq ft on London’s South Bank have been approved.
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Primark eyes giant Birmingham store
Primark is in talks to open a vast store at the Pavilions Shopping Centre in Birmingham, as part of a reconfiguration of the struggling mall.
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British Land sells £53m Northampton retail park
DTZ Investment Management has bought the freehold of British Land’s St James Retail Park in Northampton for £53.25m, reflecting a net initial yield of 6.1%.
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In depth: Who is Kris Hopkins?
Yesterday, Kris Hopkins was a relatively unknown MP. Today, the entire residential property industry wants to know who he is.
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DCLG reveals high streets and housing heads
The Department for Communities and Local Government has published its full list of ministerial briefs following the prime minister’s reshuffle yesterday.
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Cushman & Wakefield hires LSH City development associate
Cushman Wakefield has hired George Edwards to work as an associate in its London development team.
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EXPO 2013: London still top for high net worth individuals
London remains the top real estate investment target for high net worth individuals in 2014, ahead of Dubai and Singapore.
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F&C REIT confirms £189m Aberdeen buy
F C REIT has today confirmed that it has bought the Bon Accord and St Nicholas shopping centres in Aberdeen for £189m, as revealed by Property Week .
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German institutions second biggest US spenders
German institutions are the second largest foreign investor group in the US, accounting for more than $3.5bn of transactions over the past 36 months, according to Savills.
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MP Kris Hopkins takes on housing role
Kris Hopkins has replaced Mark Prisk in the government’s housing brief after a comprehensive reshuffle of departmental roles by prime minister David Cameron yesterday.
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Cording sells Mayfair office block for £52m
Cording Danmerc, part of the Cording Group, has sold the long leasehold of a prime Mayfair office property for £52m to London Global.
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EXPO 2013: New York tops global property investment market
New York has retained the title of being the largest global real estate investment market for the third consecutive year, with volumes rising by 39%.
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Banks Help to Buy loan strategies unveiled
The banks involved in the government’s extended Help to Buy scheme have revealed their lending strategies.
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Just under half of £1m+ London new resi sales go to foreign buyers
Just under half of all new-build residential sales valued at more than £1m in prime central London were bought by foreign buyers.
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Competition Commission forces Cineworld cinema sales
The Competition Comission has told Cineworld it must sell a cinema in each of Aberdeen, Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge following its acquisition of Picturehouse.
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EXPO 2013: New York and London top global property investment markets
New York has retained the title of being the largest global real estate investment market for the third consecutive year, with volumes rising by 39%.
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EXPO 2013: More than 45 lenders back in residential development financing
Lending for residential development is on the up in the UK, after years of constrained financing since the financial crash.