All Property Week articles in 08 October 2010 – Page 7
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News
M3 drives away with Swayfields assets
Bank buys £240 portfolio boasting UK’s largest motorway services development
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News
De Walden's £22m Portland bill
The Howard de Walden Estate has bought 1-3 Portland Place, a 27,000 sq ft office building in London’s West End for £22m, reflecting a net initial yield of 5.2%
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Insight
20-30-40-50: Strutt & Parker surveyor Sam Gibson
Every week, we meet a property person from a different age group. This week, Mark Wilding meets Sam Gibson, a 25-year-old Saracens-inspired Strutt & Parker surveyor
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Professional
East 17 become one in Essex
Seventeen public bodies in Essex, which have around £5bn of assets between them, are to share a property strategy as part of the Improvement East Asset Management Project, launched today
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Professional
Legal case news: Standard Life Investments Property Holdings v W & J Linney 25.01.10
No break in case of mistaken identity
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Online
Peabody accepted by Crown for key worker estates
The Peabody Trust is the frontrunner to buy four key worker estates in London which were put up for sale by the Crown Estate.
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Online
Frogmore leases 50 St Mary Axe
Frogmore has let an entire floor of its 50 St Mary Axe development in the City to executive search company Wilton and Bain.
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Online
Drop in five-year swap rate creates “greatest opportunity” to borrow in three years
The falling five-year swap rate for fixed-cost debt means that commercial property borrowing is looking attractive again, says property fund manager Tritax.
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Online
Woolley Grange granted planning extension
Scottish and Southern Energy has secured a four-year extension to its planning permission for the 110,000 sq ft Woolley Grange office scheme at Littlewick Green in Maidenhead.
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Online
House prices in September fall by biggest margin since records began
House prices last month fell by the biggest margin since records began in 1985, the Halifax House Price Index has shown.
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Online
Advantage West Midlands details £37m cuts
Regional development agency Advantage West Midlands has today revealed 121 projects that are losing almost £37m of public sector funding in this financial year.