All Property Week articles in 06 November 2009 – Page 11
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Markets
South Bank’s take-up rollercoaster continues
After a dismal last quarter, the South Bank’s office market is showing signs of life
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News
Industry ‘unaffected’ by bailout
The property industry is unlikely to see a significant change in strategy from either Lloyds Banking Group or the Royal Bank of Scotland following the government’s bailout of the two this week, Property Week understands.
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Insight
Ritblat goes back to school
By acquiring private school operator Alpha Plus, Delancey chief Jamie Ritblat believes he has found a company that is pretty much recession-proof
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Markets
Rouge awakening
Café Rouge celebrated its 20th birthday in a Moulin Rouge-themed event last week, complete with cancan dancers
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Markets
Bond characteristics of London asset
Goldfinger made movie history in 1964 when it recouped the production costs in record time
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News
HSBC appoints new property boss and edges closer on HQ sales
Jane Hamilton appointed as European property head as London sales hot up
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News
JLL appointed at Centralpoint
Jones Lang LaSalle has been appointed as joint letting agent with Ryden for the 423,660 sq ft Centralpoint Logistics Park at Eurocentral next to Maxim Office Park on the M8 near Glasgow
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Professional
PROFESSIONAL OPINION: Anthony Lorenz
We need a speedier method of settling dilapidations claims
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Insight
What to know: BCSC annual conference
Shopping centre organisation BCSC expects 2,000 delegates at its conference in Manchester on Monday to Wednesday next week
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Markets
Occupiers ambivalent over technicolour dream scheme
Central St Giles’s owners stand by Renzo Piano’s design, despite absence of prelets
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News
Amberg is latest Burlington letting
Designer Bill Amberg has signed for a 305 sq ft store over three floors at Burlington Arcade in London’s Mayfair on a 10-year lease
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News
Ambassador expands repertoire
Ambassador Theatre Group, which is backed by several well-known property entrepreneurs, has created one of the UK’s largest theatre groups with the £90m takeover of rival Live Nation’s UK theatre division
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Markets
New agent to take on Farebrother and EA Shaw on Midtown territory
Agents branching off and setting up on their own is fast becoming the most notable trend of the current “mini-boom” and new firms.
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Professional
Oxford museum re-opens after refurb
Tomorrow, Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology will reopen after being closed for 10 months for a £61m redevelopment
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News
CB Richard Ellis to offer bank relationship advice
The call to the “friendly” bank manager to arrange a debt facility is a thing of the past
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Markets
Techs and comms add spark to take-up figures
While some West End properties are securing headline rents of more than £90/sq ft for the first time this year, more generally prime rents are levelling off (1) and in some submarkets they are still falling in response to limited demand
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Markets
Mercers’ stretches Long Acre plans
Most of the shops and restaurants in the Mercers’ Company and Shaftesbury scheme St Martin’s Courtyard are not yet let