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All Property Week articles in 09 November 2007 – Page 7
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News
Sharia’a bank’s property hire
The Bank of London and the Middle East (BLME) has appointed Allan Griffiths as head of property finance in corporate banking.
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News
Indian central bank attempts to cool off real estate growth
India’s central bank is to force banks to increase their cash reserves in an attempt to restrict the level of foreign investment flowing into the country.
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NewsReit Asset Management founder buys back stakes
There has also been a shake-up among the European global directors.
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News
Electronic Arts switches off HQ
Electronic Arts, the world’s biggest video games publisher, is closing its Foster-designed European HQ in Chertsey, Surrey, to cut costs, after a $195m (£93.6m) loss.
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Insight
Retailers are free to shop around
It was as big an invasion as when Sunderland come to the ‘Toon’.
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News
Valad buys long leasehold of Archway Tower
Valad Property Group has completed a double purchase of UK office and industrial developments.
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News
Final bids in for APP
Final bids for BAA and Morley’s £1.2bn Airport Property Partnership have been submitted to vendor Morgan Stanley.
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Repos make up half of Allsop resi roster as success rate slides
Allsop’s success rate fell at its residential auction last week, amid a marked change in the make-up of the auction room.
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House of Fraser aims for more with less
Chief executive announces ‘mini department store’ plans for UK towns
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Mould and Vaughan are back on AIM
Raymond Mould, Patrick Vaughan and Humphrey Price were back in the quoted property sector this week for a third time, after listing London & Stamford Property on AIM.
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Insight
Homing in on affordability
Sir, Regarding Mira Bar-Hillel’s article on building to let (26.10.07), it is satisfying the affordable homes quota that gets in the way.
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News
Aberdeen Gateway go-ahead
Stockland Halladale Muir has won planning consent for the 70 acre Aberdeen Gateway Business Park.
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Abercrombie: ‘England can wait’
Abercrombie & Fitch is set to put its expansion in England on hold in favour of stores in Glasgow and Dublin.
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Markets
WSP abandons Ebble’s 70 Chancery Lane in Midtown
Construction and design company pulls out of 57,000 sq ft deal
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News
Morley pulls out of M25 north London shed development
Gazeley buys fund manager’s share of speculative scheme as conditions prompt fund to ‘balance risk’
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NewsCrest seals Bristol’s biggest prelet of 2007
IFA Hargreaves Lansdown to take 100,000 sq ft at Harbourside
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Online20-30-40-50
Each week we meet a property character from a different age bracket. Today, Aditi Shah meets David Ainsley , 58, who could have been the rightful owner of Colman’s mustard
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BH2 sounds alarm over Europe
London agent BH2 has condemned investment in Europe as ‘reckless adventurism’.
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UK property owes £186bn
Bank lending to UK property rose in the third quarter by £10.5bn, partly reflecting the strong level of investment activity in July before the credit crunch.
