All Property Week articles in 07 September 2007 – Page 6
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News
Five sign on at Bullring
Birmingham’s Bullring has signed five upmarket brands to open this autumn.
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Markets
Rupert the Bull
Grainger’s chief executive tells Doug Morrison why he is not following the bears and why the UK needs residential REITs. Photograph by Julian Anderson
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CBRE bulks up in India
CB Richard Ellis has purchased a majority stake in affiliate CBRE India, giving it increased control over offices in 30 cities across the country. CBRE India manages more than 40m sq ft of property.
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Newcastle Building Society takes giant Cobalt Park prelet
Newcastle Building Society has taken a prelet on 50,000 sq ft at Cobalt Park on Tyneside, and has an option for a further 50,000 sq ft to take full occupancy of the Cobalt 21 building.
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While Mellor sets up in Brum
Cushman & Wakefield has appointed Paul Mellor as a partner and head of valuation for its new Birmingham operation from Atisreal, where he was head of valuations in Birmingham.
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While Mellor sets up in Brum
Cushman & Wakefield has appointed Paul Mellor as a partner and head of valuation for its new Birmingham operation from Atisreal, where he was head of valuations in Birmingham.
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Glanmore to buy Brum Broadway
RREEF Real Estate is set to sell the Broadway, its mixed-use scheme on Birmingham’s Broad Street, to Glanmore Property Fund for £3m above the asking price.
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Online
Software . technology: how to bridge cross-border gap
Finding packages that can cope with foreign market complexities can be difficult, says David Lawson
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Wilson Bowden’s Woolwich plans
Wilson Bowden has submitted a planning application for a leisure and retail scheme to revitalise an underused area of Woolwich to Greenwich Council.
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Wilson Bowden plans Brum shed
Wilson Bowden is set to submit a planning application for a 192,500 sq ft industrial park on a 10 acre site on Chester Road in Erdington, Birmingham. Wilson Bowden bought the plot for £5.8m from GKN.
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Common sense is watchword when debt boats rock
Prudence and discipline can help property investment ride an equity storm.
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Blackstone turns to Japan
Private equity group Blackstone is expected to open a real estate office in Tokyo after appointing Shinsei Bank’s head of private equity, Daniel Fuji, to find property deals in Japan.
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Call to blackball Black Sea
AIM-listed Black Sea Property Fund, which invests in and develops luxury residential schemes in Bulgaria, has revealed that hedge fund QVT had called for the fund’s board to be sacked, and a board of their choosing put in place, led by QVT director Angelo Moskov. Black Sea said it was ...
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NewsOffice occupiers splash out on Birmingham’s Fort Dunlop
Trinity Mirror, Capita and Regus to take 125,000 sq ft at Urban Splash’s redevelopment
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Bigham books C&W Hotels …
Cushman & Wakefield Hotels has appointed Conrad Bigham as director of hotels in its Europe, Middle East and Africa team. He joins from CB Richard Ellis Financial.
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Bigham books C&W Hotels …
Cushman & Wakefield Hotels has appointed Conrad Bigham as director of hotels in its Europe, Middle East and Africa team. He joins from CB Richard Ellis Financial.
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Insight
Turbulent times call for cool heads and big cojones
Entrepreneurial spirit, with Nick Leslau
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Gardiner & Theobald bids goodbye to Bloomsbury
Gardiner & Theobald is to move from its office in Bedford Square, in London’s Bloomsbury, its home for 100 years, to a City of London-developed scheme on Tottenham Court Road.
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International’s Belgian brew
AIM-listed International Real Estate revealed strong half-year results last week, showing a 13% rise in net asset value.
