All Property Week articles in 09 November 2012 – Page 4
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Cluttons: Residential investment monitor - Q3 2012
Post Olympic rebound in capital and rental values
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ICG-Longbow confirms debt IPO plans
ICG-Longbow has confirmed that it is planning to raise up to £250m in what would be Europe’s first listed senior debt fund, as revealed by Property Week ( Finance 09.11.12 ).
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Travelodge and The Gym Group to co-locate
Travelodge and The Gym Group have announced plans to find 10 sites in London and the South East where they can co-locate, as part of a £70m investment plan.
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ICG-Longbow confirms debt IPO plans
ICG-Longbow has confirmed that it is planning to raise up to £250m in what would be Europe’s first listed senior debt fund, as revealed by Property Week ( Finance 09.11.12 ).
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Raven Russia to develop speculatively in Moscow
Raven Russia has started speculatively developing its Moscow landbank as its assets in Moscow, St Petersburg and Rostov are likely to be fully let by the end of 2012, the company announced this morning.
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Bovis on track as prices rise
Housebuilder Bovis is on track to deliver a “strong increase” in revenue this year on the back of an increase in average sales prices, the group reported this morning.
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CSC considers Trafford Centre stake sale
Capital Shopping Centres is considering selling a stake in the Trafford Centre in Manchester.
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Movers and Shakers - North of Watford
Last week’s Movers Shakers networking breakfast saw some of the biggest names in North-west property discuss development in the regions.
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M&G Hail-os Genesis investment
M G Investments is thought to be in talks to buy a third of a mammoth 650-unit sale-and-leaseback portfolio currently owned by the Genesis Housing Association.
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Goodman lets giant Burton shed
Goodman has let a 213,240 sq ft of industrial unit at First Point, Burton to Hobbycraft
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Ignis in £22.7m Solihul buy
Axa has sold Solar Park in Solihull to Ignis UK Property Fund for £22.7m.
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Burdett House bought by private Thai
A private Thai investor has bought Burdett House from Aberdeen Asset Management £27.5m.
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Hermes to buy £42.5m Birmingham landmark
Hermes has placed under offer one of Birmingham’s best-known properties, PropertyWeek.com can reveal.
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Grainger forms German joint venture
Grainger has formed a joint venture with Heitman to create a new residential portfolio in Germany.
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Third prelet signs at the Walkie Talkie
Land Securities Group and Canary Wharf Group have agreed terms with Ascot Underwriting to become the third prelet at the Walkie Talkie.
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London & Stamford and Metric agree £850m merger
London & Stamford has agreed terms to acquire Metric Property Investments.
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Hammerson officially a specialist retail REIT
Hammerson has sold its last office property, Stockley House in south-west London, completing its nine month programme of office disposals.
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Soap star spotted at summit
Ludgate was seconds away from asking David Lunts, executive director of housing at the Greater London Authority, to sign its autograph book at the London Property Summit held at the Hilton London Metropole on 18 October when it realised that he was not Australian singer and 1980s Neighbours star ...
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Rates row rumbles on
Sir, In connection with the postponement of the 2015 rates revaluation until 2017, I refer to the suggestion that this will disadvantage certain occupiers that were expecting their assessments to reduce substantially (feedback, 02.11.12).
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Professional
Q+A: Will Self, 'professor of placemaking'
Property Week met novelist Will Self last week at FutureTowns, a smart cities event hosted by Cathedral Group, held in a temporary studio at the group and Development Securities’ Old Vinyl Factory scheme in Hayes, Middlesex.