All Property Week articles in 04 October 2013 – Page 5
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ProfessionalMake merry in Munich
Compared with MIPIM on the Riviera, Expo Real is the more staid European property conference. But there are plenty of plus points. Mike Phillips surveys the leisure scene
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NewsTough line on planning pledge
The planning minister has hinted that the Conservatives will take a tougher line on local authorities that try to block development.
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MarketsPrivate lessons
As Britain’s private-rented sector takes off, what can be learned from more mature markets? Hannah Brenton reports
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ProfessionalIndustry leaders outline positive North West sentiment
A quartet of industry and political leaders outlined the growing positive sentiment for North West property at the recent Developing Manchester breakfast.
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NewsICG-Longbow’s secondary office vehicle
ICG-Longbow has set up a £50m joint venture called Locksbridge Estates with the Sheikh Family Office to invest in offices of £3m-£10m in value across the UK.
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NewsSingapore hotel group launch
Singapore-listed GuocoLeisure Group’s London division, GLH, has launched a luxury hotel and private residences brand, Clermont.
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MarketsNorthern exposure
Jones Lang LaSalle’s decision to close three regional offices has provoked fears about service provision. Alex Therrien reports
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NewsExemplary job
Exemplar has won planning consent for 85,000 sq ft of offices, retail and residential on Tottenham Court Road in central London, to be developed in a joint venture with landowner the Bedford Estate.
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NewsHOOPP jumps for Europe’s sheds
Canadian pension fund to develop €1bn of logistics facilities over next five years
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NewsDublin Square’s up for extension
Plans have been submitted for a 200,000 sq ft extension to the Square shopping centre, located on the outskirts of Dublin, in what will be one of Ireland’s largest developments to be progressed this year.
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ProfessionalDubai-ers market
The emirate is back on track to build its reputation as the Hong Kong of the Middle East. Kat Spybey reports
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InsightThe next dimension
3D printing has the potential to revive the high street and transform UK manufacturing - among its almost limitless applications. Kat Spybey reports.
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NewsDeutsche River runs dry
‘Underwater’ German portfolio part-owned by Reubens to be sold by bank lender
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ProfessionalVisa Debit
Britain is missing out on £1.2bn in annual spend from Chinese tourists, and 240,000 jobs in the hospitality industry because of the UK’s stringent visa restrictions.
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NewsCroydon’s Delta Point rises as residential
Delta Point, the Croydon office block that starred as Gotham General Hospital in The Dark Knight Rises, is to be refurbished as a residential scheme.
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NewsNew dawn for Spain’s cowed property market
Bullish opportunity funds seek to capitalise on returning market. David Hatcher reports
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NewsHomes at heart of Conservative conference
London mayor pledges sites; Help to Buy brought forward; public land list proposed
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NewsValue Retail has designs on seven Chinese villages
Value Retail is planning to open as many as seven designer outlet villages across China as it seeks to capitalise on the growing Chinese demand for western luxury brands in the Far East.
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InsightIn China’s hands
The fortunes of global property markets are inextricably linked to the Chinese economy. Felicity Francis reports
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MarketsFerrari changes gear
Gerald Ronson’s former right-hand man is back with £1.5bn of Saudi money to spend in London. Felicity Francis reports
