All Property Week articles in 05 November 2010
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CoStar: Manchester Office Market Report - Q3 2010
Following a slow start to 2010, the Manchester office market rebounded strongly in Q3, with 327,065 sq ft (30,385 sq m) let.
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Douglas & Gordon: The London Property Barometer - October 2010
“The Christmas lull has come early for the London sales market with October seeing the lowest number of new valuations this year. Vendors have been encouraged by reports that prices in London will increase over the next couple of years, so are waiting for the market to pick up.”
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DTZ Property Times: Manchester - Q3 2010
Take-up increased significantly in Q3 to 701,000 sq ft, bolstered by the 328,000 sq ft development of the Co-Op Group’s headquarters. Stripping out this figure leaves 373,000 sq ft, itself the strongest quarter since 2008.
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Ryden's 67th Scottish Property Review: October 2010
“Demand for office property has edged upwards during 2010. The industrial market is performing well, although occupier demand is mainly latent for larger properties. The retail sector continues to be weak except for superstores and new shopping centres.
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Agents appointed on Shard and London Bridge Place
Four office leasing agents have been appointed to market space at the Shard and London Bridge Place, in one of the largest ever City occupational mandates.
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I am planning to buy a site but I am worried that it is polluted.
Is there anything I can do to protect against this risk?
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Marks & Spencer to accelerate growth of UK stores
Marks Spencer’s new chief executive has today revealed plans to open a raft of new UK stores to ensure 95% of the UK population will be within 30 minutes of a full-line M S store by 2015.
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Hotelier Ian Schrager returns to London
Founder of the boutique hotel concept, New York hotelier Ian Schrager, is to return to London to create a new boutique hotel.
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The Midweek Bulletin: Chelsea stadium move rubbished and Horrell takes helm at Colliers
Giles Barrie, Property Week editor, is joined by deputy editor James Whitmore to look at the stories making waves this week - including Tony Horrell’s appointment as CEO of Colliers and Chelsea FC’s proposed move to Earls Court.
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Battersea Power Station plans recommended for approval
Plans for the £4.5bn redevelopment of Battersea Power Station in South London have been recommended for approval.
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Sixteen more move from SJ Berwin to Irwin Mitchell
Sixteen more staff are to make the move from law firm SJ Berwin to move to the City office of Irwin Mitchell.
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Irwin Mitchell expands in 40 Holborn Viaduct
Law firm Irwin Mitchell has agreed to lease the ground floor office space at 40 Holborn Viaduct, in central London, a building in which it already occupies space.
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RICS survey suggests further housing market weakness
Further signs of weakness in the house market emerged today with the latest RICS survey, which showed that new buyer enquiries dropped in October.
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CapCo plays down talk of Chelsea move to Earl's Court
Capital and Counties has played down talk of Chelsea Football Club building a new stadium on the site of its Earl’s Court regeneration scheme.
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Colliers appoints Tony Horrell as CEO
Tony Horrell, the veteran Jones Lang LaSalle investment agent, has been appointed CEO of AIM-listed Colliers International.
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Capital & Counties' Covent Garden auctions Christmas Kiss with Christine Bleakley
Capital Counties is auctioning a kiss with television presenter Christine Bleakley to launch its Covent Garden Christmas festivities.
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Colliers International: Asia Pacific Office Tenant Survey 2010
For 2010, the Office Tenant Survey has been expanded to include a total of nine countries across Asia Pacific and summarises the views of 740 tenants from a wide variety of industries.
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CB Richard Ellis Marketview: UK Prime Rent and Yield Monitor - Q3 2010
Prime rental growth for commercial property was marginally positive this quarter, growing by 0.2%. This completes a year of stagnant rental values for commercial property, with prime occupier markets still struggling across many regions.
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The Property Ombudsman 2010 Interim Report
“The TPO Code of Practice for Letting and Managing Agents details standards and best practice for agents to commit to. As Ombudsman I am able to help those who have been disadvantaged in individual cases but I have no powers to regulate market activity or to monitor the approach of ...
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Knight Frank: Green Homes 2010
The requirement for all new-build homes to be built to a zero carbon standard by 2016 is beginning to look distinctly unrealistic.