All Property Week articles in 04 September 2009 – Page 7
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Asda plans west Bradford store
Asda is planning a 38,000 sq ft store at a former MFI unit on Bradbeck Road, off Cemetary Road in west Bradford.
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Boris concerns over Derwent's City fringe student scheme
Derwent London’s plans for a 21-storey student accommodation block in the City of London fringe do not comply with the London Plan, Boris Johnson has said.
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Savills shuffles Asia Pacific management
Savills has promoted Raymond Lee as chief executive office for Hong Kong and Macao.
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Property returns back to positive for first time since 2007
Commercial property returns returned to positive territory for the first time in two years in July, according to BDO Stoy Hayward’s Commercial Real Estate Review.
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Shrewsbury shopping centre put on market by special servicer
A shopping centre managed by Protego has been put on the market by the special servicer of the debt secured on the asset.
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Office Development Awards 2009 shortlist announced
Property’s heavyweights including British Land, Land Securities and Ballymore will be vying for victory after making the shortlist for the Office Development Awards 2009.
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MORNING AFTER: French Eye store opening party
Down to retailer French Eye's new store opening party on Poultry in the City. Property and fashion types rub shoulders while drinking tea and eating Patisserie Valerie cakes.
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PW TV: Paris recovery catches up with London
Paris has caught up with London in terms of locations where investors can find ‘fair value’ according to DTZ’s head of research.
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Merseytravel calls on CBRE for surplus space
Merseytravel has appointed CB Richard Ellis to dispose of its existing headquarters in Liverpool ahead of its move to Mann Island.
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DTZ appoints new chief operating officer for Europe and London MD
DTZ has appointed Steve Watts as chief operating officer for continental Europe.
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Network Rail full steam ahead on Milton Keynes HQ
Network Rail has unveiled the first images of its new national centre in Milton Keynes.
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Booths signs up at Manchester’s MediaCityUK
Family-run supermarket chain Booths has signed up to open its first store in Greater Manchester at MediaCityUK.
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Capmark may be only first 'commercial property' bank failure
Capmark Financial Group’s possible collapse may signal a new wave of real estate losses for banks -- this one tied to business property -- that could push the year’s tally of failures past 100.
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Tenda pushes on as Brazil recovers
Construtora Tenda SA, the best performing homebuilding stock this year, plans to boost its sales force and speed up construction work as demand recovers in Brazil, Chief Financial Officer Paulo Mazzali said.
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Rakeen takes over La Hoya Bay
Rakeen has taken control of one of the largest property developments in Ras al Khaimah from insolvent owner Khoie Properties, bringing relief to hundreds of investors in the project.
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Ajman investors face delays in courts
Investors in stalled Ajman property projects could be digging themselves in deeper by pursuing their claims in the courts, lawyers have warned.
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Investor confidence key to Gulf rebound
Restoring investor confidence is key to seeing the GCC's real estate sector emerge from the current global economic crisis, according to the results of an Arabian Business poll.
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Country Garden bonds net US$300m
Country Garden Holdings became the first Chinese company to tap the junk-bond market since the outbreak of the financial crisis, raising $300m from a five-year, high-yield bond issue, according to investors and fund managers.
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11% wiped off Aussie home investment
Residential property investment plunged by nearly 11% during the 2009 financial year, as the global financial crisis caused listed companies to shelve projects and residential developers blamed government red tape for a lack of new homes built.
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New cash flowing to Oz REITs
Nearly 60% -- more than $5bn -- of the capital raised by Australian listed property trusts in the last three months came from new offshore and local investors.