All Property Week articles in 09 November 2012 – Page 3
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Rival plans floated for Smithfield
A heritage group has drawn up plans for the redevelopment of Smithfield market in Farringdon, which counter proposals put forward by the market’s fund management owner.
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MAPIC 2012: London the most attractive location for retailers
London has been named as the most attractive European location for international retailers, according to new research from Jones Lang LaSalle released today at Mapic.
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Terrace Hill to develop £30m leisure scheme in Darlington
Terrace Hill has formed an agreement with Darlington Borough Council to redevelop a 1.9 acre former bus station into a £30m leisure scheme.
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Great Portland raises £140m of new equity after revealing strong half-year results
Great Portland Estates has raised £140.6m from a placing of shares, increasing its firepower to £400m.
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Cushman & Wakefield: Main Streets Around the World
Despite a backdrop of a slower global economy and continued uncertainty surrounding the euro zone, prime retail rents were generally resilient over the year to June 2012 according to Cushman Wakefield’s Main Streets Around the World report.
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MAPIC 2012: LandSecs announces Buchanan Street opening date
Land Securities will open its 185-221 Buchanan Street retail scheme in Glasgow on 22 March next year, just one day after Trinity Leeds is due to open.
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MAPIC 2012: Fifth Avenue no longer most expensive retail destination
Hong Kong’s Causeway Bay has overtaken New York’s Fifth Avenue as the most expensive retail destination in the world.
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PW’s Barrie is Business Editor of the Year
Property Week Editor-in-chief Giles Barrie was last night named Weekly Business Magazine Editor of the Year at a glittering ceremony at London’s Park Lane Hilton Hotel.
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Stanhope and British Land complete Hereford deal and work starts on site
Stanhope has started work on its £90m Old Market retail and leisure development in Hereford city centre, after completing a funding agreement with British Land.
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Safeland discovers further fraud losses
Safeland has discovered losses of £265,000 as a result of fraudulent transactions, in addition to £1.25m it is already seeking to recover.
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Trevor Wood: Going Shopping 2013 - Executive Summary
Shopping centres ranked by overall attractiveness
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HML reports improved half-year figures
HML Holdings, the AIM-listed property management services group, achieved a 64% jump in pretax profit to £403,000 in the six months to 30 September.
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Westfield wins on customer attraction
Shopping centre developer Westfield has the two most attractive shopping centres in the UK, according to new research by Trevor Wood Associates.
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Peakside plans Frankfurt office redevelopment
Fund manager Peakside Capital is planning to develop a new 129,168 sq ft office and retail scheme in Frankfurt.
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Directors exit MWB Business Exchange
Two executive directors are leaving serviced office company MWB Business Exchange, as the MWB Group continues to battle to stabilise itself amid debt concerns.
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Asset management drives boost in Workspace NAV
Workspace today announced better-than-expected performance for the six months to 30 September, driven by its focus on London and strong asset management.
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ITV’s 450,000 sq ft South Bank studios to be sold
ITV’s distinctive South Bank studios - home to The Jonathan Ross Show and Daybreak - are up for sale, as the broadcaster looks to reconfigure its presence in central London.
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Government rates data “staggering spin”
Data published by the government in an attempt to quell anger caused by the postponement of the 2015 rates revaluation has been labelled “staggering spin” by rating experts.
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CBRE: Germany Retail Investment Q3 2012
In the first three quarters of 2012, almost €4.8bn was invested in German retail properties and thus 42% less than in the same period last year.
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Local Shopping REIT strategic review could prompt sale
Local Shopping REIT has announced a strategic review of the company which could lead to the sale of the £182m retail portfolio.