All Property Week articles in 08 August 2008 – Page 11
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News
Axa opens door to investors to redeem cash from funds
Insurance and pension company lifts suspension on redemptions in £2bn of funds
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News
Schroders and Stanhope await Croydon verdict
Schroders and Stanhope are awaiting the final government decision on whether they will be forced to sell their stake in the Croydon Gateway site to rivals Croydon Council and Arrowcroft.
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News
Athletes’ loot
Our thanks to MWB, which has stumped up five excellent prizes for participants in the King Sturge/Property Week Property Triathlon, held last month.
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Professional
Mishcon appoints Seddons team
Law firm Mishcon de Reya has appointed a specialist real estate team from Seddons to strengthen its private wealth planning group.
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Insight
‘Genius’ Alan Yau’s restaurant revelations
Despite being credited with changing the way the UK eats out, Alan Yau is a modest, albeit a driven, man.
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News
This agent’s no flop
In the slow summer months some agents have decided to take a truly relaxed approach to work and dress appropriately to suit the weather.
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Markets
London prime falls again
Prices for prime central London residential property fell 1.6% in July – the third consecutive month of falls, reports Knight Frank in its latest index.
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News
CBRE to advise Zurich in Europe
CB Richard Ellis was this week appointed by Zurich Financial Services Group as its corporate adviser for Europe.
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Insight
Owners must act on flooding
Sir, Bill Gloyn is right to point out the responsibility that property owners and their tenants have to protect their assets and their livelihoods from the horrors of flood damage (Property Week, 25.07.08).
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News
Royal London Asset Management’s Gareth Dickinson is cautious about the future
Gareth Dickinson faces challenging times as head of property at Royal London Asset Management.
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Markets
Aberdeen’s oil fortune makes it an attractive prospect for investors
The strong oil industry means Aberdeen remains an attractive investment opportunity.
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Online
Aberdeen slims down in Asia
Aberdeen Property Investors has pulled the plug on one of its two fund of funds targeting Asia Pacific.
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Markets
‘Pecha Kucha’ at Offices O8
Have you got an idea about office property you would like to share with the property world?
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News
62 Threadneedle Street fully let
F&C Property Asset Management has fully let its refurbished 62 Threadneedle Street in the City of London.
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News
Retail park sale at 6.5%
Springfield retail park in Market Harborough has been bought by an investor advised by Briant Champion Long for £9.1m – a net initial yield of 6.5%.
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Markets
Channel 4 documents makeover of Yorkshire town
Channel 4 took the property makeover concept to a new level when it filmed the regeneration of a Yorkshire town for a series that starts on Sunday.
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Online
Erinaceous’s £205m debt toll
Creditors report reveals huge losses for Bank of Scotland, Lloyds TSB and HSBC
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Professional
Empty rates pain may be eased by 2010 revaluations
Lower rents this year should be reflected in lower rates assessments later, says Jerry Schurder
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Online
PREF picks up European park pair for €135m
PREF, the retail park fund, has all but completed its spending programme this year, following the purchase of a pair of retail parks in Europe for €135m (£106m).
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ING sets €1bn target for global fund of funds
ING Real Estate is aiming to raise €1bn (£791m) of equity for its first global fund of funds, launched last week.