All Property Week articles in 06 March 2009 – Page 6
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Online
Nationwide declines further capital raising
Nationwide no longer needs to raise a further £500m to strengthen its capital ratios, the UK’s biggest building society said yesterday.
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Online
Treasury set for greater stake in Lloyds
The enormity of Lloyds’ ill-fated takeover of HBOS will be exposed today as its board considers a Treasury rescue plan that could mean the taxpayer takes an economic stake of about 70% in the merged bank.
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Wolseley goes traditional in £1bn rights issue
Wolseley, the building supplies group, has turned to traditional investors to underwrite a £1bn cash call, to be announced today, after the institutions that would normally guarantee the process tired of giving troubled companies fresh capital.
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Professional
Studholme for south-west
The South West Regional Development Agency has appointed Sir Harry Studholme as chairman
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News
Setting sail
Leisure Property Services’ David Harper has signed up for the Round the World Clipper Race 2009-10 – despite being a complete sailing novice.
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News
The pitfalls of PITs
Have REITs made property income trusts obsolete? Many investors seem to think so, but how do these schemes work and why have they fallen out of favour?
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Insight
Property's six nations
Six former rugby stars recall their playing days and reveal their predictions for the tournament
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News
Reya light in the recession
To Mishcon de Reya’s annual party, where a busker at the door playing a guitar signalled the theme
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Markets
A landmark for landlords
A continued decrease in owner-occupiers will benefit rental property investors.
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Markets
Knowingly unresolved
John Lewis wants to open two new stores in Dublin and Lisburn, but a series of objections has ensured that work on both developments is yet to begin
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News
Zone A record set for Jermyn Street in London
IVG and GraceMark’s 100 Jermyn Street in London’s St James’s has set a zone A record for the street
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Markets
The market in minutes - Ireland
Christine Eade gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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News
Sir Tom Hunter loses as lenders step in
Scotland’s first billionaire takes hits on McCarthy & Stone and Wyevale
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News
Specsavers goes to Solent
UK opticians chain Specsavers has exchanged contracts to take 38,500 sq ft at the Forum 6 building at Solent Business Park near Southampton, as tipped by Property Week (15.01.09)
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News
Renaissance to give new lease of life to Newbury mixed-use scheme
Residential developer Renaissance has received the go-ahead for Faraday Plaza, a 285,000 sq ft mixed-use development in Newbury, Berkshire
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News
Former Ilva store to be let
Angermann Goddard & Loyd has been appointed by administrator Deloitte to let the two-storey, 148,000 sq ft former Ilva furniture store in Gibside Way, Gateshead.
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News
Fenwick shopping in Guildford
The family trust behind upmarket department store Fenwick is thought to be in talks to buy the freehold of House of Fraser in Guildford for around £8m